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Hi stokerg I also sent along a file using the link. NX2 shows the focus point on the wing of the bird(black tern)Thanks Phil

Hi and thanks for responding. I'm using a Nikon D7100. Phil

I want to use the Show AF Regions option under Develop Persona (Affinity Photo 7.0)but I find it is grayed out. How does one activate it? Thanks for your help Phil

Thanks, Patrick.

Hi-just downloaded the version 1.7 but I got a screen asking for a product key. (downloaded using the Affinity Store link above) Not sure I have that from my initial purchase. I must have missed something. Thanks for your help.

Thanks v_kyr for the suggestion. Took a look at the link but I actually have moved away from iPhoto and now Photos and just have images in folders on my Mac. Have been able to access them easily using other 3rd party software for Nikon and others. Also-I don't use iCloud as I have too many images. Maybe those aren't the best decisions but it seems easier to me. to RC-R. Thanks, I'm guessing Affinity Photo 1.7 is not out yet?

High Sierra 10.13.6 and APh 1.6.7

Hello, I'm trying to use Media Browser-I can't open any folders to look through images. I thought I could do that weeks ago but now unable.. Any suggestions appreciated. Phil

Thanks to all 3 of you for your responses-both in how to use the high/low frequencies for image processing and the theory behind it. DM1-Excellent tutorial on how to apply the concept; to Ian and John-the links to signal processing and Fourier are what I want to understand. That gives me plenty to study about spatial frequency-it's been a long time since I encountered Fourier analysis in college.

I would appreciate a definition frequency as it applies to Affinity Photo. I understand the idea of frequency as in the EM spectrum but not sure what it means when applied to tones in an image. Thanks

Look under Select>Tonal Range Here you can choose from Highlights, Midtones, or Shadows to add adjustments

Thanks, James, for clarifying those methods. Very helpful.

Trying to understand which resampling method would be best to use on landscape or wildlife images. From the Help section, it looks like Lanczos 3(non separable) would give the best results. The 4 choices in the Export menu(Linear, Bicubic, etc.) are only names to me, so any clarification about them would be helpful. (Just an amateur enjoying the hobby) Thanks, Phil

Hi, Do you plan to advertise in print media soon or after the Windows versions is released? Thanks Phil

Thanks for creating this excellent software with so many features and tutorial support. Just "scratching the surface"-much to learn. Allows me to move from Nikon NX2 and never need to consider Adobe products. Do you plan to advertise in print media soon or after the Windows versions is released?