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Hi MEB Thanks for the advice - I'll give that filter and mask a try when I'm back home tomorrow night. Thanks Watter5

Hmmm - struggling to upload the image which doesn't help!

Hi all Can anyone give me advice on the best way to blend the hard edge that I've got in this R-P shot I'm working on please? I'm trying to make the circle look less like it has the really hard line and contrast / colour change at the lower vertical part of the image. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! (Attached a jpeg version as the AP file is too big...) Thanks Watter5

Thanks Lee for the quick response and the useful info. Yes exporting to another format is an option but not ideal if I do some work on a photo and then leave it for another day to finish off... still need to be in the Affinity format. Look forward to the news on the Digital Asset Management app in the future. Affinity Photo is such a great app - thanks for all the work that goes into it. For my needs it's perfect! Thanks Watter5

Think I just answered my own question... ViewNX-i supports the following file formats. Image file NEF or NRW format RAW images (extension: .nef/.nrw) For restrictions on displaying a RAW image in ViewNX-i, refer to "Notes on displaying RAW images" below. JPEG (extension: .jpg) Exif 2.2 or 2.3 compliant JPEG images. Only RGB mode is supported. CMYK mode and JPEG 2000 are not supported. TIFF (extension: .tif / .tiff) Only RGB mode is supported. CMYK mode is not supported. For image adjustments, supports only uncompressed or LZW compressed TIFF files. MPO (extension: .mpo)

Hi Sorry if this has been answered elsewhere - a search didn't find anything. I use Nikon ViewNX-I to browse Raw files downloaded from the camera and then edit them in Affinity Photo. Once saved they have the .afphoto extension on the filename. Once the image has been saved after editing, it's not possible to see the edited image in ViewNX-I. I'm guessing that the file type is not recognised by that app? (I had the same situation when I was using Adobe Bridge). Is there a way to get ViewNX-I to recognise the edited images - or is this really a question that should go to Nikon and Adobe? Would just make workflow easier for search etc to be able to use ViewNX-I or Bridge for all photos - not just RAW and JPEG... Thanks for any advice. Watter5

Well done all - thoroughly deserved. I've been evangelising at my camera club to get everyone on board with this great app. Congratulations and Merry Christmas!