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Had this problem too, desktop capture was able to capture the canvas.

Are there plans for an object based crop tool in the future? @MEB

Basically the vector crop tool on Designer, except for Affinity Photo. I always end up having to use masks to hide parts of a layer in cases that would've been easier with a crop tool. I've been messing around with the tools, but I haven't found anything to do what I need.

Ah, so is that the only other way to darken the colors without rasterization? Guess I'll have to settle for that.

It shows fine in the program itself, using adjustments on an image. But when I export it as a vector file type like .eps, there's pixels in the area covered by a layer adjustment. In the picture below, I wanted to darken an area of an image, so I used a brightness / contrast adjustment. It looks normal until it's exported, then I get pixels in the exported file. Is there any alternative or fix to prevent rasterized areas on export?

I had this problem too, the trial key is one use, so you can't activate it again when you reinstall apparently.

Thanks, but now I'm wondering if this would apply to software I paid for. So if I uninstalled affinity photo, would I also be locked out too? Would the key continue working?

I tried out the software with a trial key, after then I uninstalled it for a day. When I reinstalled it, it wouldn't accept my trial key anymore, it only let me have a 10 day trial. Is there a way to enable my full trial period again? Or am I stuck with a 10 day trial. I'm using the same computer, with the same email.