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Hi @stokerg. Awesome, thank you for answering!! It does indeed work great on our Mac with Ventura, but not on the one that is still running Monterey. It is slower to load than RAW from my GH5, but I can live with that. One slight modification for me, it's "Preferences", instead of settings. I also just discovered that nice icon in the top menu bar that looks like googles with two little eye-balls for development assistant settings. Thanks again for posting!

So appreciate all the good work that is going on behind the scene with the Affinity products. Thank you!! Regarding the newer RW2 format on the Panasonic GH6... I see others have been posting around the web regarding the same issue with that camera and some other Panasonic cameras. Any idea when support for the new version format will be implemented in Affinity Photo 2 (AF2)? The older RW2 format opened fine, no problem. Ironically I dropped the same RW2 file into Pixelmator Pro and I was able to view and edit with no issues. Apple Preview also opens the file. So it looks like Pixelmator Pro will be my workflow till an update hits AF2.

Thanks John for the macros!!

Thanks all. I'm having a brain dead moment, long story. Thanks for the great clarification and the recommended exiftool. I've used that in the past, but only for reading metadata from the GH5, stills and video.

Hi! I've search online and in this forum, but I can't see anyway in Affinity Photo (Mac) to use the batch command to change the dpi. And I'd like to keep the pixel dimensions the same as well. So I have a few sets of 100+ photos at 300dpi, (no colour, contrast, cropping...adjustment are needed) and I need to reduce them to screen resolution (72 dpi) for a project, but keep the same pixel dimensions. Do I need a 3rd party plugin or separate program for this? Any suggestions are much appreciated.

Unfortunately the original was a print scanned tif (my error in the first post, it is not .jpg) from our CanoScan scanner and I saved over the tif after tweaking in AP. So no original. I have a series of these scanned pics from the same scanner and they all behave the same way adjusting highlights in AP. I just tested some iPhone pictures and they exhibit what I would expect in adjusting highlights in AP and Photoshp. In other words, both good, considering the quality of a baked in smartphone pic. So, I'm wondering if this is more a result of the CanoScan scanner? Any thoughts?

Hi, really enjoying using Photo since switching from Photoshop. Unfortunately I'm not yet able to get very good results with recovering some highlights in the Shadows/Highlights adjustment. (using the four slider Live Layers, like in this tutorial: affinity.serif.com/en-gb/tutorials/photo/desktop/ The images are baked in jpgs, but I'm still getting better results in the old Photoshop shadow/highlight adjustment settings. In AF the whites are turning grey and not recovering the little bits of detail that are actually there. I'll post a sample of my results compared to Photoshop. I know there's got to be a better way in AP, just can't seem to figure it out. AF version_just before it gets real grey.tiff Photoshp version.tiff