Hayden N

Ok thanks So what's the best way to process a HDR merge from Affinity? I found the raw processing in Dxo to be superior to that of Affinity, the files just look better in Dxo. I'm a best to edit the photos in Dxo first then export as Tiff files to Affinity then do the HDR merge? This way seem like a more difficult and a time consuming process.

I'm relatively new to photos editing. I mostly use affinity photo for the built in focus merging and HDR merging. I'm tying to figure out how I can export DNG files to do photo for further editing? For example I'll merge my original raw files in affinity using the HDR merge function and then would like to export to dxo photolabs for further adjustments, such as optics modules and white balance adjustments, highlights,shadows etc. But I can only save as a Tiff files which when I open up in dxo already has baked in colours and I can't use the lens modules or prime denoise.