[.afphoto file cannot be opened, getting 'this file type is not supported message']

i'm guessing nothing will happen with this haha @Callum

[.afphoto file cannot be opened, getting 'this file type is not supported message']

@Callum was any progress ever made here?

[.afphoto file cannot be opened, getting 'this file type is not supported message']

@Callum Can I ask if this has been passed on to developers?

[.afphoto file cannot be opened, getting 'this file type is not supported message']

@Callum The file was stored in my iCloud Drive, and I can't remember my most recent edit as I hadn't opened the file since mid-June. However I was prompted by iCloud that there were two versions of the file not in sync with each other, and my last action was to select the one I wanted to keep, and after that I couldn't open it. Very frustrating - I really hope the developers will be able to repair the file as I've lost a lot of work.

Thank you!

[.afphoto file cannot be opened, getting 'this file type is not supported message']

Hi there,

I've been working on a project with multiple different artworks for some time now and I went to open it today and received this message.

 

Is the file corrupted? I've attached it, in case anyone can help.LIBERATE MEEEEEE.afphotoLIBERATE MEEEEEE.afphoto

Many thanks

786592096_LIBERATEMEEEEEE.afphoto

[Ink Bleed Effect]

3 hours ago, anon2 said:

Put a white Fill Layer (or vector Rectangle) at the bottom of the layer stack.

Threshold Adjustment has colour components (e.g. R,G,B), not alpha, as its input and output.
The blurred and distorted text is black with varying alpha - it is not various greyscale intensities - therefore it needs to be composited with a background to produce varying intensities to which the threshold operation will be applied.
Notice that the Photoshop example has a white background layer.
The canvas white of Affinity is no substitute for an actual white background in your exercise because the document layers are composited and then that result is blended with the canvas, and so the canvas has no influence on the values to which the threshold is applied.

thank you so much for explaining this! very helpful, was totally oblivious to this

 

2 hours ago, loukash said:

Something like this?

yeah that's exactly what I'm going for! thanks for sharing, i'll organise my layers like this

[Ink Bleed Effect]

Hi all! First time posting here

I'm trying to replicate this Ink Bleed effect in Affinity Photo - https://youtu.be/M_8YGwO9gXg

Adding a threshold adjustment doesn't appear to produce the same effect as it does in Photoshop though and I can't understand why? Any help with this would be really appreciated.