Darek K

Done.
I was quite sure I was sending original raw.
My iPad issues
Darek

Hi @Paul Mudditt 
Good news.
Open function needs special type of data (I think so) prepared by other function like Get file from.
This function needs two parameters :
- special formatted Folder and 
- file name which could be a text (provided e.g. by function Combine)
Darek

My idea for this issue is - grab idea from Photolab.
1. Tap and hold on icon 
2. Move up, more up = less step = bigger distance to change value
3. Move left, right
And sorry for my english.
 
Darek K

Three dots menu and choose „Duplicate selection”.
Darek K

ou yeah.
This is my question too.
But I am exporting jpg/mid quality/sRGB to Photos app.
Darek K

If Blend Ranges was used - gear icon should be different, e.g yellow, blue, but not white

It could be done I think but it will be a lot of work and require a certain degree of artistry too.
Attached is what I have after an hour or so’s work and is by no means perfect and needs a lot more work! There maybe better ways of doing this in AP so consider this more as a proof of concept.
My working file is also attached. Vail_Mask.afphoto
I started by finding a suitable background that has a similar level of defused neutral light to match the original image.
Duplicate the original image and turn the original off.
On the duplicate use Frequency Separation to retain the vail’s texture.
(You can use the Clone Tool or Patch Tool to fill-in areas of texture on the vail that originally had the white car behind those areas.)
On the new background mask off the areas that shouldn’t be seen. Tweak exposure, HSL, etc… to taste and nest them within the background layer.
Add a pixel layer and drop the High Frequency layer into it.
With the pixel layer selected start painting in a new vail with a soft paint brush using the “ghost” image in the High Frequency as your guide.
Do the folds of the vail on separate layer/s for greater control.
So yes I think it could be done in Affinity Photo but it will not be done with just a few clicks! It will take a considerable amount of time and patience.

Yes seems the OP means such bendings.

Outer paper corner parts could also be made transparent instead (though for real printing that doesn't have such a relevance at all). To the inner bend a gradient flow can be applied, to give the whole bend/curl another coloring shading look of a paper backside.
curled_paper.afdesign curled_paper_bsp.afdesign

More like this?

oranges warped.afphoto Saved with history so you can jog back and forth in the history panel. 

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You

Works.
On the right side.
Thanks.