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  1. It must be exciting for all of you after a massive 9 long years of waiting! I wonder if you will get some of the features that the rest of us have had for over 20 years??
  2. The classic answer. Yawn. Rather than thinking. Back to the school yard. Well, lets try to make you think. Why DO you think? And not just me but also include the rest of the users in here who “complain” and request. Take your time. Seeing things from the perspective of others requires more than throwing letters into a forum like that answer you gave me.
  3. Thank you, finally an educated answer! I'm surprised Affinity isn't made for Linux, now that they've taken so many engineering quirks and complexities from that system's early versions. It will fit right in, and will be nostalgia for old Linux users. I look forward to you operating with pixel fractions and square roots of pixels in Photo version 2. They would too. My guess is that in Nottingham there isn't even anyone who can help Serif with usability as a charity?
  4. Ah, "force pixel alignment" is required... An obscure theoretical concept in a program (Photo) that for most will be a pixel editor. PLUS you should also know that once you have pasted a screen shot (pixels) from clipboard, it is an "image" and must be rasterized before you can make a selection and move it with the move tool! But the Serif thinks their typical clientele guesses this easily? And then, what are you waiting for in terms of further challenges in the program...
  5. Works flawlessly and better (single tool workflow, not two) and faster in Windows Paint! 😀
  6. This is both a bug and underlying architectural flaw. A pixel selection should NOT change in this way when you move it around a bit, and certainly not on a solid background. This example clearly shows how this pixel selection goes from sharp as original, to blurry as seen through cheese: Same problem if copy + pasted. FIVE minutes into trying to use Affinity Photo and I am forced to stop. And we're talking about a mundane cut-and-paste pixels task.
  7. It would also be very helpful if the color area (white in my screenshot) updated to show the color of the current choice, not always the custom color. Perhaps not... the image is updated after all.
  8. Hi Serif Can you please set the default action for ENTER in this dialog to APPLY (OK). Right now it activates the transparency input field, and you can do that just as well and logically with the arrow keys. The scenario where you often use fill is complicated by the fact that you either have to press alt+a or press APPLY with mouse/pointer. You can't tab down to APPLY either, which really is a bug. Especially because after three taps on TAB you end up in an invisible place, which is very much a bug. The fill dialog remembers which color I used last, and when you have to reuse FILL many times and quickly , it's very cumbersome to have to say GO via detours again and again. Thanks
  9. This is what @Royk is referring to: THAT is always as in 'always!'. If you want this to happen at any time, a general setting in preferences is what it takes. Illustrator has one. Designer has workarounds. And @Royk you have to be careful because effects are also not scaled by default. This will help:
  10. We need to know for exactly what purpose and target audience. Otherwise, it results in an unfocused debate that misses the point of your inquiry. Is it for your own machine, or something a'la PowerPoint viewer that people without Affinity can install for free and view files made by others?
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