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BTW, if you decide to start working on it and you need my help in any way or you need me to clarify what is the problem I'm available, feel free to contact me also privately. best, Riccardo

Thanks for your fast answer, I'm sorry if I sounded rude, but after three years from the first bug report on this we still don't have any clue about when it could be fixed or if it will be fixed at all, and I'm starting losing hopes :).

2.4 still not fixed.... I'd really like to know how the dev team/management decides priorities... They already have the correct code to make it work since the same tool works in the develop persona for raw files... it's just a matter of copy pasting the same code into the photo persona and in the develop persona for non-raw files... I can't understand a single reason why every new feature they included in the 2.4 is more important than the bugged white balance tool... who cares about sorting stuff XD if I can't make my photos look good.

Not fixed yet in 2.4. I'm really loosing my hopes here...

Dear Affinity team: I'd like to bring back this topic again: the white balance feature should be the FIRST PRIORITY in the bug fixes list. How is this not fixed yet after more than 2 years!? White balance is literally the first step in any photo editing workflow... I started thinking that maybe you didn't understand what to fix, because the other thread was a mess, let me synthesise the problem, maybe this helps, this is what the white balance tool should do: - open the white balance tool -click on the colour picker -click on any pixel in the raster image -the chosen pixel RGB should be equalized to the average value (for example RGB before = 120, 130, 140 ---> RGB after = 130, 130, 130) -the same RGB shift should be applied to all the other pixel in the image

Thanks! Sorry for the late response, I just figured out that I read the comment through my cellphone and I didn't answer at the time, but I indeed used your method thanks!

Hi everyone, is it possible to apply a directional blurr to an image according to curved patsh given by the orientation of greyscale gradients? attached there is an example image. The image is meant to be the vector mask that hould give the blur directions example image