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Lee_T

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  1. If you are shooting raw, I would put this down to focus breathing on the lens, (the small differences the movement in the lens make to the image). If you aren't shooting raw it could be the differences in post processing applied to each image within the camera for different shots. With more images the more these differences will show up.

    You could perhaps negate this a -little- by overstacking an important image (selecting multiple copies of the same image with the details you consider most important clearly visible), weighing the overall process in favour of that image.

    It's still likely you'll have to perform some minor repair to rid yourself completely of ghosting without using hardware dedicated to the task.

     

  2. Do you mean cutting out the person on the left so the grey background is no longer there?

    If so, have a look at this short tutorial for a method of background removal. 

     

     

    If you mean actually fading the entire image on the right side, you can select the top layer (the left image) and go to Layer > New Mask Layer, then use the gradient tool on your image to fade it out on the right hand side with a black to white gradient. However this will fade out the shoulder of the image on the left and leave a lot of the background.

     

    Lee

  3. Hi Emmi, 

    Welcome to the forums, sorry to hear you are having an issue with your file. Do you have a backup you can return to?

    Was this a file that was saved to your hard disk or removable storage or somewhere else? I have tested and I also cannot open the file either. We can attempt to recover the file, however it's not possible to give you an indication of whether it's possible or any timeline for this.

    Lee

  4. A Threshold can be thought of as a limit for a setting to take effect, for example the bloom setting on the lens blur filter when set to 100%, none of the image is considered for adding the amount of bloom you have set. If you drop the threshold 10% only the top 10% brightest areas in the image is considered for adding bloom, at 0% threshold all of the image is considered for adding bloom.

    The help files below will aid you in knowing how to use tools; but for general mathematical terms like radius and factor, I would advise Google/YouTube as better resources.

    https://affinity.help/

    Lee

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