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  1. 11 hours ago, Peterman said:

    hello , i would like to ask if I edit one photo how can I sync setting to other hundred photo ?
     

    i want edit raw file than change to jpg to make startrails

    If you are using V2 you can ...

    1. Create a macro that contains all the Develop persona edits done to the first Raw file

    2. Use File > New batch job (to process the other RAW files) and include the macro in that, set the output of the batch file to JPG files.

     

     

  2. 1 hour ago, Marceppy said:

    I just finished a raw conversion (windows) and would like to save the converstion adjustments (converstion settings) to apply to other similar raw images.  Is there a way to do this?

    Thanks

    There are multiple ways to do this now in V2

     

    1. Replace a processed Raw file with another Raw file using the RAW edits done to the original file

    https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/171266-using-aphoto-v2-a-photographers-pov/&do=findComment&comment=989622


    2. File > Place, multiple Raw files then process them all at once in the Develop Persona

    https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/171266-using-aphoto-v2-a-photographers-pov/&do=findComment&comment=990183


    3. Batch Process Multiple Raw files (using File > New Batch Job)

    https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/173012-raw-files-something-big-is-coming/

     

     

  3. The quality loss argument when saving a JPG file with compression is severely overhyped and best left in the pro-photography world

    Overwriting a 100% JPG file once, twice or even three times is unlikely to display any noticeable difference to the average human

    I frequently download JPGs from the internet, work on them and export them with compression (85% quality) then later on I may have to tweak that exported JPG and export it again and I see no visible degradation in the image when doing this.

    Don't believe the hype for general JPG usage - unless you are a professional photographer and need/want to squeeze every ounce of quality from an image that you can

     

    7 hours ago, bpedit said:

    Interesting. Would this be the same, quality wise, as saving from the original opened file at the new resolution?

    Technically no.

    If you open the JPG and export at 85% quality that is what you get

    If you open and save the JPG it uses "100%" quality. Which in reality, due to the lossy nature of JPG files, is probably 99% or 98%

    So, if you now export that file at 85% (via the batch job) you're probably looking at an overall quality of 84-83% of the original JPG file

    But it's so small a drop versus just exporting the file (at 85%) it's hardly worth worrying about for the benefits of being able to batch process your files rather than doing an export for each one.

     

     

  4. On 3/7/2023 at 4:02 PM, walt.farrell said:

    The stroke/fill values are saved with the Preset

    I don't think they are. It's only the actual shape of the preset that is saved

    If the OP wants to routinely apply set strokes and fills to objects, they should be creating and using styles in the Styles panel (The styles are in fact the presets the OP is looking for)

    E.g.

    No fill, Red Stroke 2px
    No fill, Blue Stroke, 2px
    Green fill, Orange Stroke, 5px

    The benefit of Styles is that they can be used on any shape not just rectangles

     

     


     

     

     

     

  5. 9 hours ago, bpedit said:

    I guess my original question should have been a simple "can you adjust the JPEG quality as applied to the save button when a flattened JPEG is active". The answer appears to be no.

    The answer is no but what you could do is process all the JPGs using the Save button, then, when done, run a batch job (File > New Batch Job) to reprocess those JPGs with the compression (quality) value you want, overwriting the original JPGs

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