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Internal. Run my apps from an internal m.2 500 gb(400gb free space) and work on an internal hard drive 1 tb (800 gb free) Edit: Affinity has no crash reports no saved crash reports.

I have tried it with and without.

As the title states Affinity photo crashes whenever the file size exceeds 700mb. It also corrupts. This has been happening for a while now(2 years~). Ive tried every configuration possible and still have the same problem. Does not matter if im working in 8,16,32 bit. Ive allocated enough ram to the application. 32 gb. I run a 2080 rtx with an i9. James Ritson asked me to upload a file during the most recent Stream. So i hope this helps and i hope it is just isolated to me. It still happens even with a full clean install. Tried it on my laptop running a 2070 rtx as well.

Every single image, every single time...It just keeps either crashing constantly or corrupting when reaching 700 mb plus in size. Fix this issue please! I have a high end pc running an i9 and a 2080 rtx and have had this problem from the beginning with affinity photo. Cant get work done like this.

I will need to get better acquainted with apply image then. Thank you again.

Hello! Thank you for the response. I don't quite understand how this answers my question though as it just separates it into High and low frequency. It seemed to me that the video i posted already separated the frequencies into high and low. The video takes it a step further to get Mid High, Mid and Mid low frequencies.

Hello everyone. I dont know if this is the correct place to post this or if this has been done in Affinity already, as I could not find it. How would you do frequency separation on more than one channel?(High, Low Frequency) I found a video explaining how to do it in photoshop. Just wonder if its possible in Affinity and how would that be achieved? I have posted the related video below. NEW! Frequency Separation 3 & 5 Techniques in Photoshop (In-Depth Breakdown + FREE Actions) - YouTube

I redid the work. Thank you for reaching out. My temporary solution is to delete the layers as I go. This is not ideal however, do to the fact that I need to post some of these as tutorials or have the files corrupt on me when I need the work finished quick when its for publication. I just wonder why does this happen frequently when the .afphoto files exceed 1 gb?

I was recently working on a photograph and I had no issues with the file until I saved it and closed Affinity. When I came back to open it to continue working on it, it crashes after loading about 30% of the file leaving me with a message saying "The document appears to be corrupted n\n\The document must now be closed ". Any way I can recover the file? The file size is over 1 gb so I cant attach the file here. So this isn't the first time it has happened. I have noticed this happens to my files when they exceed 1 gb. My hardware is more than capable. I run a max