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donka

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  1. Just conjecture here but I would suspect Samsung would have incentivised Lumatouch to realise first on the Galaxy store which may have helped their business case.
  2. Just some comments on the two points I have marked as bold. Lumatouch saw the opportunity to develop Lumafusion for Android tablets, starting off first with Samsung. They are a very small company but there must be a reason why they sought to do so. The poor functionality of the likes of Photoshop Express is exactly why we need a more professional product in this space as there is nothing remotely close to the Affinity suite on Android from what I have seen.
  3. With Lumafusion developing for Android, mostly due to the quality of Samsung tablets, I wonder if the market is changing a little? My iPad is almost redundant now compared to my Samsung tablets - the screen and S-Pen combination just works better for me.
  4. Would love the Affinity suite on Android tablets, especially the Samsung Galaxy Tab range which I now much prefer over the iPad. Those big, beautiful screens and included S-Pen. Would be a winning combination.
  5. Many thanks. I just discovered that on the iPad and came back to confirm.
  6. Unless I am missing a setting, layer groups are all represented by a folder icon instead of the small thumbnail that v1 had. Is this intentional, or have I hopefully missed a setting to restore the thumbnail view for layer groups? It makes quickly identifying the group you are looking for much quicker.
  7. Yes, I did this previously although an iOS update broke the shortcut. Would have to review it to see what needs change to get it working again. It only allowed you to share a photo from the photo library to Affinity Photo, it wouldn't let you save back over the top of the original image.
  8. I use the free Paint app but it adds additional steps and time to the process as well as additional conversion points. I love Affinity Photo but surprised at the lack of some export options that plenty free tools support.
  9. Adding my voice to this. Was using the beta for some non critical work and really found this a chore. Hopefully fixed soon or presumably for the full release.
  10. I'm another looking for DDS support. The new MS Flight Simulator 2020 requires DDS textures so I need to stick to Photoshop to export my work for this sim.
  11. Any word from Affinity team on this? It seems like an important feature than needs to be added.
  12. Another vote for BMP export support. I’m working on textures for a game franchise where the SDK requires 24bit BMP files. I can do all the necessary editing of the PSD templates In Affinity Photo but need to export as PSD and switch to desktop to use an app like Photoshop or GIMP to be able to prepare the BMP files.
  13. Try editing the shortcut and changing the target application to another photo editor you have installed and see if that works. If so, then try changing back to Affinity Photo and test again. Did you ever have the beta of Affinity Photo installed?
  14. Yes, from the export page, select share at the bottom left and you have options to save to files and save image which saves to photos.
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