Taz777

Many thanks. Yes, I just stumbled upon that. I've tested it out and it works fine.

Is there a way to export an image to a JPG for Web use so that certain EXIF information is removed (like location)? I can do this in Photoshop Elements 2020 using the File --> Save for Web menu option. I'm trying to find the equivalent functionality in Affinity Photo.

This looks interesting, particularly as it's free for macOS (for home use).

It's really to compare two images perhaps taken at different apertures, with a view to seeing how sharp a lens is at various apertures in the centre and corners of the image, for example. Or even to compare similar shots taken with different lenses.

I purchased Affinity Photo today, but was a little disappointed that this feature isn't available. It is available in the Photoshop Elements 2020 Organizer desktop app. I'm hoping that it will be available in Affinity Photo in due course. It's a pretty basic feature!

Thanks for the response. I'm using a Mac so I'll check out whether FastStone Viewer is available for it. I also have Luminar 4, but this feature is not available in that either.

I was wondering how I can do 'pixel-peeping' in Affinity Photo whereby I have two images loaded at the same time and can drag one around and the other drags correspondingly. I also would like to zoom in on both images simultaneously.