Sathy

Thanks a lot, i was able to fix it with a gradient overlay in the raw file, and adjust the exposure on that layer. This is a method I never knew until GarryP taught me. But with this 1 pic, I feel I got to a learn a little more about the areas of the tool I never used before, Thanks to everyone for the tips and suggestions. I like these macros, this would make things much faster, I will also try to learn on how to create macros for some of the common needs I have, Thank you very much everyone. Sorry, I had to ship my laptop to service and took a few days to get back and set everything up, and reply to the post

Thank you Garry, this atleast helps me recovers the photo for now... I wish if there are any more ways to adjust this without losing much of picture quality.. I do have a RAW file, but I dont see much options in the RAW develop persona, is there anything I can do there similar to this ? that will have a better result ?

Yes its the right picture, and do you notice that top of the image is over exposed and the lower part of the image is underexposed ? The exposure is not even in the picture and i am not sure what causes this. I feel like the bounce flash had a direct flash on the adults face make it a harsh flash and the kids a soft flash. However I see your point on the unicorn and see if I can get it out

Hello, I took a photo on a friends event with bounce flash bouncing up to the ceiling. The photo got screwed up with the top half of the photo exposed to flash while the bottom half is full dark, Can someone help me recover this and suggest how I can adjust the flash to be even throughout the photo ? I have the raw file for the same, but do not know how to fix this

I see that affinity photo has an option in document tab to clear the background and export as a PNG, why Dont I see the same or similar option in Affinity Designer ? How else can i do it ?