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Lupurus

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  1. I found this via Google. I am searching for a version for Big Sur. Does anyone know, if there are assets for Affinity Designer for Big Sur?
  2. Hi, thanks for your answer. It has nothing to do with the DPI, because I'm using the exact same preset ("PDF (for print)") in both cases.
  3. I have a problem with exporting to PDF. If I choose File > Export and then the preset "PDF (for print)", there is always + 0.01 cm at the width and height (for example 14.8 x 21.0 cm becomes 14.81 x 21.01 cm). This also brings a small white stripe at the right side of the document. If I open the document with Affinity Designer and then choose the Export Persona, the document size is correct. Unfortunately there is no Export Persona in Affinity Publisher, so I always have to open Affinity Designer. By the way: It happes in Affinity Designer as well, if you choose File > Export. I'm pretty sure, that this is not a real problem because I cannot imagine, that this is visible after printing. But I just wanted to mention it.
  4. Thank you for your answer. I tried that and I watched a tutorial for it. I also read the manual, but the spectrum looks different for me... I don't find any noise pairings on the lines.
  5. Hi, I have a scanned image that contains strange stripes. Do you have any idea, how I could remove them with any kind of tool or filter in Affinity Photo? I already tried different types of filters, but no one helped. This is a part of the image:
  6. Sorry, maybe double post... but look at my problem here: I downloaded the beta, but this problem still exists for the strokes, you can try with my example in the post above. By the way: I'm on Mac
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