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  1. Hi Gabe

    Sorry for the late reply.

    I just tested in the 1.8.3 version. Seems to be the same but after several tests, I can tell that the crop dimensions are changed depending of the image layout.

    For example the Insta portrait cropping preset (1080x1350) will become automatically 1350x1080 on a landscape layout photo. I can understand the logic behind but it should be possible to specify that the chosen dimensions are absolut, not dependant of the image format.

    Thanks for the follow up on that.

  2. Hello Colin,

     

    The jpg image is already processed inside the camera from the raw version, following the settings defined by the manufacturer.

    The RAW file contain much more information but what you see when you open it, it's a flat version of the image it contains and through the develop persona, you'll define how you want it to be processed by Affinity (contrast, saturation, sharpness, etc.).

     

    You have a list of videos tutorials with a complete section for RAW development.

  3. Hi

    I had the occasion to work on some photos yesterday night with the 1.6.6 version of AP on Mac and I had several crashes. I cannot give a specific manipulation to reproduce it, it wasn't complicated retouching, just few layers, few adjustments. It always happened when operating a change on the layer panel though, changing a visibility, adding a layer,...

    I transfered all the crash reports to Apple.

     

    I noticed it just because version 1.5 was very stable for me.

    Tx

  4. Hi all

    If I can join de thread, I have an example where changing the behavior a bit, with both pixel layer and adjustments in a group would be useful.

     

    I'm currently working on switching from luminosity masks to "blend if" profiles. I do this by creating groups with at least a curve adjustment in each one and for each group I define a profile in the blend option of the group to target shadows / midtones / highlights.

    It works perfectly, you can add other adjustments and also modify the blend profile of the group precisely.

     

    The only problem is you don't have a visual feedback of what part of your image is concerned by each group. To get that, you have to create a pixel layer with a flashy color and put it in the group. The adjustments are off then. You need to delete or put the pixel layer somewhere else to get the effects back.

     

    I totally understand when design choices must be made by a dev team and I'm not able to evaluate potential problems, but wouldn't be possible to switch from one behavior to the other when you deselect the pixel layer ?

    May be there's other way to achieve that though.

     

    PS. By the way, didn't have the occasion yet but thanks a lot for the 1.6 versions ! :-)

     

  5. Hey guys

     

    Great to read this and I cannot express how much I agree with what R C-R said earlier.

    You make a really great job and it's a pleasure to be part of the journey of scratching the monopoly of the A products. 

    But even if there still a lot to do, this forum and the direct link to the devs and the great help provided by the mods, Miguel at the first place of course, is definitely what gives confidence in using your apps now and for the future.

     

    <send message>By the way, can't wait to beta test the DAM  ;)  ;)  ;) </send message>

  6. If you want to try a mask instead of the method Michael described, select the upper layer and add a mask to it (the icon at the bottom of the layer panel).

     

    Be sure to select the mask square on the layer panel and you can paint on it in black, white and any shade in between.

    The white will let the part of the upper image visible, the black will make it disappear and then make visible the underlying layer.

     

    If you use a hard brush the transition will be immediate, if you use a soft brush or a gradient, you can obtain a smooth transition between your images.

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