Chris Kangsan

Thank you for your help!

Good morning or afternoon, I have purchased Affinity 2 of all three products. Lately I have been having issues with node selection. I tried restarting Affinity but it didn't work, and then I restarted the computer and then shut it down and started up again. None of the solutions worked. I am not sure what is causing it. I have provided a video of the issue. Thank you very much and I love your product but just needs a little improvements and then it is perfect. Screen Recording 2022-11-30 at 18.36.59.mov

Since I do photogrammetry, I use the same rule of overlap of 70%. I always use cloudy days to prevent harsh bloom or reflections as well as harsh shadows. To me, the Affinity Software isn't programmed to do linear panoramas. To me, it feels like the programmer developers forgot to add that into their algorithm.

I also criticized Affinity Photo for the same thing. The programmer developers completely forgot to add flat/linear axis panorama stitching algorithm to their software. If I were a better programmer, I would apply to work Serif to fix their most obvious programming issues, but I'm not a good programmer. They must fix a lot of bugs in this most current update as well as add more combative and challenging tools against Photoshop and Illustrator. I love Affinity but they need to step up their game against Adobe and start thinking outside the box instead of the within the box with a 10ft pole. I hope they fix the linear photo stitching algorithm soon.

Hello Developers, Fans and Users of Affinity Suites. I love Affinity and always want to suggest ideas to help improve the software. Hopefully, the programmer developers can incorporate it. I noticed that Affinity Photo does an excellent job when it comes to Panorama stitching, especially radial pictures based on the operator's one pivot point. The algorithm, to me, does a flawless job. I have had zero issues at all for those types. Bravo!! However, due to sheer curiosity and love for not only the software, but also photography with creativity, I decided to test whether Affinity Photo can stitch a linear set of photos together. I tried it, but the result came out incorrect. I tried it multiple times, even down to the point of accuracy. I measured out a straight line to keep my axis the same and I used my tripod to go along the line taking pictures. I did so. Next, I took my collection of linear shot photos and imported them into Affinity Photo. I used the Panorama Stitching tool. The results, for some reason, came out not so appealing. I don't know what the issue is. Either one of the following: (1) Operator error, or (2) Affinity Photo's Algorithm doesn't support linear Panoramas. If anyone knows about the Panorama's algorithm support, please let me know. As much as I have been practicing and experimenting, the Panorama only seems to support radial photos, not linear. If it does support it and it is due to the operator's error, please let me know how I can adjust my ways of taking those photos. Thank you so much and continue doing, developing and making an ingenious software. Very Respectfully,

I am currently using the most up to date version of Affinity Publisher. I am trying to use the pixel selection tool and map out an area that I want to remove; however, when I apply the mask, the whole entire image moves and it continues to stay selected. I didn't have this problem with the prior version. Moreover, I tried to use a node tool and then a shape around the Clown Hair. I used the the subtract boolean method and that also resulted in the same error. The image moves and then takes the shape out. I love your software. I hope you guys can fix this. Keep up the excellent work! Screen Recording 2021-09-14 at 21.07.22.mov