J.Ochando

Hola @Uwe T, yes, of course I do. I am very happy with Affinity Photo. About the workflow that you tell me, I think that is not really the case. Once you go from persona developed to persona photo, you can go back to persona developed, but you no longer work on the RAW file. You can do this test if you feel like it: open a Raw in Affinity Photo, raise the exposure until there are burnt highlights (without infirmation), go to Persona Photo, go back to the Persona Developed table and you can check that those values of the highlights can no longer be recovered. Even so, I already told you that I think Affinity's RAW file editing engine is great. They are simply details that will surely improve step by step.

Thank you very much. When you mean the saved edited RAW, are you referring to the Affinity Photo file when saving from Persona Photo instead of exporting?

Thank for your support MEB. Ok. Thanks to all of you for your comments, they are very helpful. I'm just testing Affinity Photo. I think it will be time to say some very good things about the program; the editing engine in Persona Developed for RAW files is great, and in particular there are two things that I really like, the way they apply the focus, I also really liked the effect of adding grain, very naturally. These two things may seem unimportant, but I was just surprised yesterday when I applied focus correction on multiple photos and I saw the subtlety with which he does it. Thanks again friends.

Thank you very much Old Bruce for your help and comment. Perfect, this is already cleared up. I'll keep experimenting with Affiniy Photo to see what the best workflow is. True, it seems too complex to make the preset as you comment. Do you know if there is an option to edit several Raw photos in bulk? That is, apply adjustments to several raw photos at the same time to export them. PD: Thank you for your comment about my ingels :), you are very kind!

Hi Jonh, thank you very much for your help. That is what you will need, a file next to the Raw with the encoding of the settings in Raw to be able to resume them again with the Raw file. I have done several different tests, also revealing the Raw and going to "Person photo" saving the file instead of exporting. But later, when you open that .affinity file, the photo opens in "Persona photo". It is a pity that Affinity does not save an extended file with Raw encoding to resume work later and that the changes are not lost. Even so I am very surprised with the capabilities of Affinity Photo, being able to edit the Raw in this application is great. One last thing, to clarify the workflow with Raw. We could say that when developing the Raw and going to the editor of "Persona Photo" is a process of "no return", right?. If we wanted to edit that Raw file another time, we would have to start over at "Persona Develope", right? I apologize for the length of the text and for my way of expressing myself in English Thank you very much again.

Hello community, glad to say hello. Recently installed Affinity Photo, the latest version 1.9.2 I have an important question, I do not know if it is possible to save a Raw edit made in "Persona developed" and save the raw file with those settings without having to pass the photo to "persona photo". What I want is after editing the raw and closing it, to be able to reopen it to continue with the editing I did previously, with the raw file without loss of quality. This is possible? I hope you can shed light on this problem. Thanks