DirkJ

Thanks, NathanC

Hi NathanC I am using a mouse on a Windows 10 laptop. Might be an accidental click while the inpainting brush is performing replacement, so the mouse co-ordinates don't get detected right. Kind Regards Dirk Jonker Selection_Glitch0001-0716.mp4

While using the inpainting brush to remove dust spots in my photos, the brush will sometimes glitch and draw a straight line across the image and do an inpainting replacement where I don't want it. About half of the time, when this happens, I actually have to exit the tool to get CTRL+Z to undo that stroke and get back to dust spot removal. Is there a workaround that doesn't require extra effort on my part? I have an older camera and dust spot removal is a major issue for me.

I have Affinity Photo, with Ctrl+Mousewheel to zoom, but on Affinity Designer it's Alt+Mousewheel - I'd love to be able to change the shortcut/modifier keys too.

I agree, I prefer smooth scrolling - this is how it works in all professional level CAD programs. Zoom shortcut keys are applied for exact zoom levels.