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ldexterldesign

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  1. The Auto filters are destructive and not available as Live filters. That's why they don't appear in the Layers panel. There's no way to copy/paste those to another document.

     

    Only Filers available through the menu Layer -> New Live Filter Layer will appear as layers in the Layers panel.

     

    Okay, thanks for resolution

     

    Can you let me know where I can create a feature request for this?

     

    Kind thanks

  2. Yes, you can also copy/paste multiple filters at once. Select/click them in the Layers panel holding down the cmd key then copy/paste in the new document.

     

    Hey MEB,
     
    Thanks for reply
     
    Currently having trouble getting any of the auto filters ( https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-oUmf4LFtExTkhUUzJZV1RHejQ) to appear in my layers panel..?
     
    Hope to hear back
     
    Kind thanks
  3. This might work for you.  In Affinity Photo all the adjustments you mentioned are under the Adjustments layer.  I grouped all the adjustments you mentioned.  I opened a group of photos, which open as separate tabs in Affinity Photo.  I go to my master file, and copy the group containing all my adjustment layers.  I then select another photo by the tab, and CMD-V (paste) on that file.  The group with all the adjustment layers and settings used will paste into the layers of the new file.  I can go through each tab and paste those adjustments into new files.  

    You don't have to group them together. I thought it would just be easier to manage.

     

    I don't know the limit of photos you can open at once in Affinity Photo.  And it isn't something you would want to do for a large number of photos.  But I could see 10 to 20 as a viable range.

     

    Hey @crabtrem,
     
    Thanks for reply
     
    I'm looking for the "auto" filter features ( https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-oUmf4LFtExTkhUUzJZV1RHejQ), which don't appear to be available via the layer groupings
     
    If I apply the auto filters I don't see their addition anywhere in the studio panels (e.g. layer grouping), so can't clone/manipulate them, which IMHO would be the logical thing to [be able to] do
     
    Hope to hear back
     
    Kind thanks
  4. click on the adjustment/filter layers while holding down the cmd key, then press cmd-c.

    load the picture where you want to paste them, and press cmd-v.

     

    Hey,
     
    Thanks for reply
     
    Ahh, yes, I had discovered this a while ago, as per my original post, but I'm now trying to do the same with filters - can it be done?
     
    Hope to hear back
     
    Kind thanks
  5. Hey all,

     

    Hope you're well

     

    Apologies in advance for the obscure title - not sure of the terminology to use ATM

     

    I regularly apply filters to groups of photos when I'm colour matching; "Filters > Colours > Auto Levels / Contrast/Colours / White Balance" - all very common tasks for me

     

    Is there a way of batching this state/style over all of my [open] files or a way to apply to each individually; reducing manual labour

     

    I swear I managed to do this recently, but for the life of me can't work it out today

     

    Hope to hear back

     

    Kind thanks




  6. Hey,

     

    Thanks for Affinity products

     

    +1 on this thread

     

    Tried http://apple.com/osx/photos/ and http://darktable.org/ since boycotting Adobe products last year (e.g. http://adobe.com/products/bridge.html )


     

    Currently, https://www.phaseone.com/en/Products/Software/Capture-One-Pro/Highlights.aspx appears to be filling the gap nicely. Can't believe I managed DAM (digital asset management) with Apple Preview for so long during the interim period

     

    Hope this is useful

     

    Regards




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