DRana

With PS puppet warp you can take a cutout character and place nodes on the joints to produce a skeleton and bend or reposition limbs without too much distortion effecting the rest of the image, you can even place say a leg behind another leg or rotate a limb around the axis a node - obviously if you go a bit extreme it's gonna look like a dogs dinner  - Deform is really basic and can work for simple tweaks and great for doing distortions but theres no background wireframe to isolate the movement of a limb, if you move a leg the the left it will also distort the other leg

Hey guys,
 
We desperately need some clarification. For the past two years it was mentioned several times here in these forums that you are working on a DAM. However, we haven’t really seen an update on that topic in the past weeks and months. And in your Twitter feed you mentioned a couple of times now that you are currently not developing a DAM. So which is true?
 
With the recent changes from Adobe with their Lightroom software and with Apple still not improving Photos really, it would be a great time to put a great DAM out there right now. Many, many photographers are looking for a new solution to this old and essential problem. Also, MacPhun just announced a DAM for their Luminar app. 
 
In any case, we just need to know if we should wait for a DAM to be released by you guys or if we should look for other alternatives. Thank you!

Hi there,
I recently updated my Affinity Photo to v1.8.2.620, after the update every time I use the application, the "Move tool" stops working after some point. It works fine for while but when I switch to different layers and try to transform or resize,  it does nothing. I even made sure my layers were rasterized just to clear my doubt. I have to restart the application to make the tool working back again. 

Please help me with this error since it's really affecting my workflow.

Thank you in advance.

Hi Monika,
 
Affinity Designer works with Vector tools by default. This means that whenever you zoom there is no loss in resolution.
It also has raster (pixel) tools but you don't necessarily need to use these if you are creating a logo.
 
To make sure the final result is a Vector image, make sure you Export the final file to the right format: Eg: PDF, EPS
 
Hope this helps.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
 
Thanks