Jean-Pierre Fleury

I just see your last explanations. I suppose that the second picture is a thumnail used by the OS and other software. Thank you very much for your help.

Thanks very much Walt, From my point of view it is a bug which must be corrected. This is not blocking my work, but it increase the risk of uncrotolled color conversion from one to an other colorspace. Regards

Hello, You will find attached my example of a TIF file generated with DxO Photolab. I checked. The problem occurs by opening this TIFF file on my computer. Hi Old Bruce. That's right. Affinity displays "Panoramique" in the french version when the hand tool is selected. Thank you all for your help B22_2783_PL_AFP-Print.zip

Thank you Walt for your feedback, My workflow is the standard workflow for opening an existing image. It looks as follow: I open Affinity Photo. No document is opened. The standard "New document" dialogbox is automatically opened. Because I want to open my TIFF picture I select the command "Open... Ctrl+O" in File menu. Then the "Open dialogbox" is displayed. I select the TIFF file with sRGB color space Affinity opens the picture. At the top of the screen is the information from my second screenshot. I don't understand why panoramique is displayed at the top, but it is always the case with my french version of Affinity. In my use case i am not using the command "new panorama" of the file menu. Thank you in advance for your feedback. Best regards

Hello, I am using Affinity Photo 2.0.4 on Windows 11 in French. My Color management configuration looks like in the picture "AFP preferences.jpg". My standard RGB color space is "Adobe RGB" I didn't check the option "Convertir les fichiers ouverts en espace de travail". I check the option "et avertir". So I expect that Affinity Photo do not convert the color space when I open an existing file which contains a different color space than "Adobe RGB". But when I am opening a TIFF format image that contains the sRGB color space I am surprised to find that Affinity has automatically converted the working color space to Adobe RGB without any warning. This can cause bad color conversions without the user realizing it. What do you thing ? Thank you in advance for your feedback. Best regards