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Hi, I am on A.Photo, Windows 10, Huion Kamvas Pro 20. The Kamvas graphics display has hardware touch areas. Those are used as zoom in A.Photo. They send CTRL+ and CTRL- to the software. Question: The zoom steps triggered by CTRL+ / - are to big. Is there a way to reduce those steps in Affinity Photo somehow? By default the steps are 25%. I would prefer 5% to get a smoother zoom when using the sliders.

@Lee D Thanks. Nice that you implemented it this way.

Hi, using Affinity Photo on Windows 10 desktop with multiple displays. Each display is calibrated and has its own ICC profile. In Affinity Photo I can either move the whole app from one display to the others or I can undock an image and move only that one to another display. Questions: A. If I move only the undocked image, will the ICC profile of the display I moved the image to be respected? B. I read that If I move the whole app, then it will respect the ICC profile of the new display automatically, is that correct?

Thanks for the information. I will try.

Hi, Affinity Photo on Windows desktop. How can I freely rotate the viewed image for brushing? I am not talking about the fixed 15 degree in the view menu. In other software I can assign a shortcut to a rotate function and activate this by a button on the drawing tablet. A pen left / right move does then rotate the view in fine steps. The fixed 15 degree either left or right would mean that I need two short cuts and is still not as flexible as in the other solution I use. Maybe there is something in Photo and I just have not found it yet?

Sorry, my bad. I undstand now that the sliders are additive. So, I figured it out.

Hi I switched the color selector to RGB but get Cyan Magenta Yellow instead. How do I switch it to "real" RGB ? Thanks for help. (Affinity 1.8.5.703 on Windows desktop)

Got it. Thank you.

Thanks. That's what I noticed as well. Is there maybe a plugin with a bigger picker window?

Dear all, is it possible to increase the size of the color picker panel in Photo / Desinger?