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Hello. I just checked one thing. When we import the RAW file before revealing it for the first time (Revealing Person) both the white balance and the hue work. Once developed in the Person Photo, only the white balance works and if we return with the same photo to the Developed Person, only the white balance works and not the hue. That is to say that the first time everything related to color temperature works, but once developed, no longer. I don't know if I explained myself well, I don't speak English and I translate with Google.

Hello. I stay to see what happens.

Hello. I stay here. Certainly the white balance works well but the tint does nothing.

In my case it worked after doing what you see in the image. Of course, for that it is necessary to be able to open Affinity with the means that were used, but if it is not possible, I think there is no solution, at least I do not know it. Lucky!

Try this. Start Affinity by holding down the control key And on the screen that appears, press only the same thing that I put in the photo. It worked for me. Previously you have to delete the list of recent files, but for that you need Affinity to work.

That's not necessary, Affinity has it in > Person Photo > Document > Document Size. And then the necessary changes are made. What I was looking for is an automatic way to do it in the RAW development process Thanks for your interest.

Totally agree on that. There is no magic to increase pixels. I was looking for an easy way like other RAW developing programs do to have the desired file when developing RAW and not have to change later. Thank you for your comment

macOS Ventura 13.1 Macbook pro 16" M1 max. Synology Ds 220J Thank you very much for your time.

Thanks a lot. Perfect. What happens if I don't have access to the medium? There's a solution?

If it helps, I fixed it by doing what you say.

I have the same problem. I stay here

Affinity Photo does not open if one of the media where a used photo is stored is no longer available. I can't find how to fix that. I use affiniy 2 desktop on mac

Thank you all very much for your contributions. I know Affinity doesn't.

Yes, but Affinity should have an option to change that like other RAW developing programs do.

Different printing or development systems have different operating characteristics. A plotter prints at a different resolution than a Lamda. And we are talking about print resolutions, depending on the characteristics of the medium, between 100 and 300 dpi. It is not the whim of the printer, it is the medium with which it is printed or revealed. The 72 dpi resolution is used primarily for Web publishing.