Hancock
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Thanks.
so the only confusing thing is: Coming from Photoshop, I was used to 100% = Pixel Size.
(Which makes somehow sense)
⌘9 which makes the photo 200% for Pixel size seems to be funny. But I can live with this.
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I worked with Photoshop a long time an in Photoshop 100% view means: 1Pixel in the Photo is 1 Pixel on the screen.
Maybe Affintiy doesn't have the same function with the 100%. But I find it very helpful.
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Hi,
I have a problem.
I'm working with a Macbook Pro, Retina, 13 '' , at this time my monitor is on 1440 * 900 Pixels.
In Affinity Photo in 100% should 1 Pixel be 1 Pixel. But Affinity Photo shows more than 2700 * 1200 which is more than the maximum capacity of the 13'' Retina (which has maximum 1680 * 1050 Pixel.
It is a problem if i prepare photos for Websites, because in Safari the pics are normal size, in Affinity photos, due to the big resolution, the photos are half size of what they should be (View 100% Pics with 72 dpi)
Any help?
Mike

Retina 100% Resolution
in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
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I have to complain.
It is not the same.
A tried right now a photo for Internet. 500*400
In Affinity Photo on 200% it has the right size. But the pic looks pixeled. When I open the same photo with safari, it has the same size but does look smooth.
In Affinity help it is written: View 100% should be 1 Pixel = 1 Pixel on the screen.
So something seems not to work fine.
Mike