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Georgy

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  1. Thank you Stokerg, it certainly has something to do with 32bit HDR because when I switch from Develop to Photo and the Raw RGBA/32 (HDR) file (which is dark) turns into RGBA/16 it becomes normally exposed, then if I return to Develop it still remains correctly exposed. The only problem is that if I want to increase the exposition pushing the cursor to the right my sky turns yellow and red ! (Nothing like that if the cursor goes left) It must be something with HDR but in my Develop Assistant the RAW output format is RGB (16 bit) and Display Transform is well on ICC mode. Anyway, thanks a lot for your help.
  2. Thank you for you reply, I will take into account your remark about the title but it is not the problem of getting clearer images. The problem is that the initial image (I mean before any processing ) does not appear like it should but much darker than it really is which makes all the corrections made afterwards excessive. It is not about using the tools but about initial settings, only I don't know which one
  3. Hello, I have been using Affinity for a year or so with no problem. Since yesterday every normally exposed RAW picture I try to download from my computer appears very dark as if being very underexposed although the exposition cursor is at the zero point. So I have to make some corrections add more light and obtain a normal image that I then develop with Develop button. The problem is that the final image shows huge overexposition as if from the beginning the exposition cursor had not been well calibrated showing zero instead of real -5IL. I have already deinstalled and reinstalled my Affinity but the problem persist and I can't use the software. Does anybody have any idea of how it may be fixed? Thank you for your help.
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