Rudy Sterner
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Trying to edit a mask. With the mask selected, I enable edit mask. The painbrush tool has no effect on the mask, regardless of the color (Black or White).
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I know this is a bit early. Has anyone operated Affinity Photo on an iBook or MacMini, with the new M1 chip. I'm thinking of upgrading my computer, but I'm fully aware that first iterations tend to be buggy. And I would like to hear other users experiences before laying down the money for a new system.
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Thank you. I think I got it to work. When I turned on my computer this morning everything was highlighted. Double clicking the macros caused most everything to be grey. But I stumbled my way to the macros and successfully imported them. I'm new at Affinity Photo and am using the Affinity Photo Workbook as a learning guide. By the way, I want to apologize for the Macro Pack typo. My only excuse is that I was tired when I wrote it.
Again, thank you to everyone for their responses.
Rudy Sterner
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On Affinity Photo 1.8.4. I'm trying to do install the Force Macro Oack No. 1. I followed the instructions to double click on the files. When I go to View > Studio, the library panel is grey (not highlighted). Clicking on it does nothing. When I double click on a file a note appears saying "Inported New Library Catagories."
Thank you.
Rudy Sterner
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I own an X-T4 and the RAW file works, at least with my vesion of Affinity Photo: 1.8.3. I have a MacBook Pro: Catalina. I don't know about Windows support.
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Affinity lists the Fujifilm X-T3 as supporting RAW format. I'm thinking of buying an X-T4. Does Affinity also support the X-T4 RAW?
Can't Edit Mask
in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
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Thank you. I worked out the problem yesterday, after a short hiatus. I attached a posterise adjustment layer to the masked layer. I must have done this before deselecting the masked area. That was a big mistake. My solution was to delete the mask and posterise layer. Then I used the selection-brush tool to isolate the desired part of the layer, followed by a mask. I added a posterise layer to the top of the stack; then I attached it to the appropriate layer. I was now able to make the desired adjustments to the mask.