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yes, I had two setups to take the photos, one with two 6000k-lamps directly on the pictures, the other with "inderect" light, because I had to many reflections on the pictures. This are the images with quite bad colours and brightness 😞 I know, lack on equipment, but I'm not a "professional", thus very limited possibilities. I already tried it with "Auto-Tonwert" and "Auto-Kontrast", the results where not "bad", but I hoped to get it more acurate with the colour-card and grey-scale in the image. I was able to reproduce your settings on the original image, the result is the same as yours und looks much better than the "Auto"-ones. As far as I understand, I have to approximate the values for every single picture? Thanks a lot, kind regards thg

Hi Lee, thanks a lot for your answer! So there is no way, to select the black and grey area on the chart within the image (in addition to the white one where it's already possible) with a colour-picker, to say Affinity, that this is 100% black or f.ex. 18% grey? Or for the colours red, green and blue, that should have a defined value on the colour-chart? Kind regards, thg

Hi, I'm using an older Mac with 10.13, thus only Affinity Photo v1 (currently 1.10.6) is possible. I took photos of some paintings , where I placed a colour chart and a grey wedge on the side. Unfortunately the colours and exposition of the photos are not very good, thus I want to correct them with Affinity Photo as good as possible. I do not have a calibrated monitor or other "professional" stuff. How can I correct colours and exposition using the "calibrated" colour chart and/or a grey wedge in the images as "template"? Attached is an example of one image. BTW: Is the Windows v2-version running on Linux with Wine? Or is a Linux version planned? Thanks a lot, kind regards thg