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@RichardMH Oops. Thanks!

Hi, I'm relatively new to Affinity Photo. I do have a decent amount of editing experience in Photoshop, however. The RGB channels in PS are presented in gray and I've always found the relative brightness information useful for analyzing an image before making adjustments. Since the channels in Affinity are shown in color, it's difficult for me to make these assessments. Is there a way to see the channels in gray and or a way to easily analyze the brightness levels of each channel?

Hello everyone, I'm familiarizing myself with Affinity Photo via the tutorials on the website. Is there a resource for the images used in the tutorial? It would be easier to follow along with them. Cheers, Daniel

Hi, So, when I used to use Photoshop, I could send a cropped image from Capture One to Photoshop in a path. Meaning, when I open the image after working on it in PS, I could revert to the original crop if I so desired. Is this possible in Affinity Photo? Does AF have something like a "path" studio? Thanks.

@firstdefence Yes, you are probably right.

Same here. It doesn't open. I get the exact same issue.

Yes, I second Stapler's request. Affinity finds the Luminar Neo plugin, but it won't start. A dialogue window opens saying that it's starting, but it never does. It would be great if you guys could get it to work with Affinity photo, because the retouching tools in Luminar save a tone of time.