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Affinity Designer 2022-04-09 10-49-09_Trim.mp4 After drawing using Pencil tool in Designer Persona or Paint Brush Tool in Pixel Persona, the lines doesn't appear immediately until I hover my mouse/pen over it or navigate the canvas. I tried drawing above and under the paper texture and changing the Tablet input methods, both of them doesn't work. What else can I do?

I love the fonts in this! Can you tell me the names?

I see, that's something to be expected. Truth to be told I was only using RGB/32 to test out how it would look. I don't think I would use 32 anytime soon. 😅 Thank you for your help! That's strange. I would have assume that it's an attempt to make the gradient smoother but for it to appears on 32-bit floating point (which I read has theoretically infinite dynamic range) is unusual. (Also seems like my understanding of PNG has been wrong for a long while then 😅)

Also sorry if the sentences are worded weird, English is not my first language 😅

Thank you for your help. My display doesn't support HDR so I guess it should have been expected to look strange if I were looking at unsupported images. If that was the case, why does it affects the exports too? As I understand it, my screen can't handle it doesn't mean that the image should have a histogram like that, since it would only be affecting unsupported displays only, not the file itself. Are there anyway to fix it? Must I have a manual curve/level adjustment every time I work with it?

When I export the same image from Affinity Designer, there is a very clear difference in terms of brightness. To test it, I created a simple black to white gradient. Using the three different Colour Formats (with the same Colour Profile: sRGB IEC61966-2.1 (Linear)) in the "Document Setup..." panel, I exported three images. Here are RGB/8, RGB/16, and RGB/32 (HDR) respectively: Also here are the histograms for the three images, put through Affinity Photo: I am a self learning graphic designer so if this is intentional then I'm sorry, but shouldn't the images be virtually looking the same, save for the "banding" and the noises from PNG compression?