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It's a flat image, pasted in from another program. Using the pixel personna, I just want to select a rectangle of pixels (since it's not a discrete "object") and either move them elsewhere on the page ... or "cut" and "paste" the contexts of the selection box elsewhere on the page.

This shouldn't be this hard. This is an EPS file loaded into Affinity Designer. It appears on the screen in PNG. I've switched to Pixel mode. I've drawn a selection box around the logo to the right hand of the image. I want to CLICK AND DRAG that logo to a different spot on the screen. But I can't seem to affect the pixels inside the "marching ants" in any way. (I'm a brand new Designer user, though I've had Affinity Photo for years). Is there an easy solution for me?

These are helpful suggestions, but my OS thinks CaptureOne is an "unidentified develop" (as I purchased directly from C1 and not from Apple's App Store.

I have been encountering a perplexing issue, and the attached screenshot will illustrate the problem. I've tried doing what *should* work in allowing a file to be opened once again by Capture One, but I can't *lose* Affinity's claim on it.When I "edit in" Affinity Photo to do a HDR merge, Focus merge, Panoramic stitching, or "liquify," Affinity seems to seize ownership of every CR3 raw file in the session's Capture folder. In other words, Affinity removes the CaptureOne icon and ownership and replaces its own icon for the file. Once it has unhelpfully done this, CaptureOne can't open the file again.You can see in the screenshot that every file has an Affinity icon — and CAPTURE ONE CANNOT SEE THESE FILES.I tried the obvious step — you can see it in the "info" window to the left of the screen shot. The "Open With" application is set to Affinity Photo. I tried to change it back to Capture One, but it wouldn't "take."The problem persists. See what's at the right hand of the window. Right-clicking on one of the files (which still has an Affinity icon) and choosing "Open With" from the drop down menu, Affinity Photo is still identified as the "default" application ... and Capture One is not given as an option.How can I fix this so that I can "edit with" Affinity Photo but still retain the ability to access the file through Capture One? Affinity Photo is behaving very selfishly when it sees a Raw file.

I am a user of Capture One + Affinity Photo. I made the mistake of directly importing a .CR3 file from my Canon EOS into Affinity. I say it was a mistake as any new .CR3 file on the computer can only be opened with Affinity Photo and not Capture One, even if I import from the SD card into Capture One. How can I get Affinity Photo to release its death grip on .CR3 files? If the answer is to wipe Affinity Photo from my computer and never use it again, so be it ... but I hope there's a less drastic solution.