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v_kyr I wanted to test your solution before answer, and I did that. It works great, thank you very much for your assistance Best regards, Paweł

v_kyr, Thank you for the response. Your advice works, I had this plugin installed, but the checkbox was the key. Now JPG files are properly displayed in this program. But I still wonder, why, in general, avoid such problems? For example - I want to send photos from Affinity to friends and be sure that no matter what program they use, the photos are displayed correctly. Is there any way to assure this? I know that they may have different monitor, and the colors will be different - I cannot control that. But I'd like to control at least that all programs open photos exported by me in the same manner. Please tell me that it's possible Now, unfortunately I don't know how to do this - please take a look at the screen from Google Drive in my previous post - JPG is displayed correctly, but TIFF and PNG are not Best regards Paweł

Good day, I tried to search for this issue with keywords "export, colors" but I haven't found anything. It seems strange, because I doubt only I have this issue. Please tell me what's wrong with my programs. I have Lightroom, I import Canon RAW, do initial changes and select option "Edit in" Affinity Photo. Here I play with colors and finally I want to export as JPG file. After file is exported, the colors completely don't match the colors I see in Affinity. Please take a look at the attachment - I posted screen with photo opened in IrfanView and Affinity in the same time. Colors are just wrong! I haven't done any change in Affinity settings, it's fresh copy, version 1.9.0, please tell me what do I do wrong... PS. I tried to export the same file in different formats - jpg, png, tiff. Then I changed viewer - from IrfanView to windows embedded, then I sent files to google cloud and opened using its viewer... Results are really strange for me. Different viewers shows different formats differently. All files were exported using default Affinity settings, so I think that maybe profiles are involved? Or something else? No idea, but I'm sure that graphic experts will immediately know what's going on. Hopefully...

Dear Callum, No problem - good job with this 1.9, huge load of great new features Unfortunately, the size is not the issue as the file has only about 800 megabytes Maybe I can send you the file (but how?) and you will be able to see what happened? Best regards Paweł

Good day, I'd like to explain the issue I was affected with. I have Lightroom 6.15 and latest version of Affinity Photo installed. Today I did this to prepare panoramic photo: 1) Export photos from camera to Lightroom with standard presets 2) Adjust photos and merge them into one panorama (*.dng file) 3) Choose option "Edit in" that creates copy of the DNG as TIFF in Adobe RGB 16-bit color space and opens this TIFF file in Affinity Photo 4) Add layers and operate on them in Affinity. When the work was finished I exported panorama as JPG. 5) I wanted to finish work for today so I closed Affinity. Then it asked whether I want to save TIFF with layers. I agreed, progress bar occurred and Affinity closed. 6) I wanted to check how does it look in Lightroom. Unfortunately, Lightroom shows the TIFF in gallery as untouched RAW with no changes made. Additionally it's marked with exclamation and when I want to open it, popup is shown: "Lightroom has encountered problems reading this photo. You will not be able to make adjustments to the photo". I think I understand why - LR doesn't understand Affinity format, and I'm fine with it. But what troubles me, that when I want to open this TIFF again in the Affinity, popup is shown with error message "Failed to open file. The file type is not supported". And this is what I'm afraid. I have big 800MB file that I cannot open with Affinity. I'm afraid that problem will affect other files in the future which is something I cannot afford... Could you please tell me what (if so) I did wrong and what's the correct way to handle my workflow (LR->Changes->Affinity->Changes->Export to JPG->Save work for the future). Thank you in advance, if something is unclear please don't hesitate to ask. Unfortunately I cannot attach the file, as it exceeds 512MB Best regards Paweł