[Crash with Impainting-Function]

I don't like to setup a guest-account. Instead I tried the procedure on an other MacBook Pro (13) and here also the same result - crash.

[Crash with Impainting-Function]

Hi Gabe,

yes, I tried it with an other picture (size: 1280 × 960) with the same result - crash.

Greetings,

René

[Crash with Impainting-Function]

Hi Gabe,

thank you for your post. I tried this (I have bought via Apple App Store) but it had no effect. The issue already exists.

Do you have some other hints?

Thank you very much.

Cheers,

René

[Crash with Impainting-Function]

here is a small version of the screen capture

[Crash with Impainting-Function]

Hi Gabe,

here is the requested screen-recording. The workflow I did it was exactly like in your tutorial-video for macro (https://affinity.serif.com/de/tutorials/photo/desktop/video/309301203).

If you need more information, please let me know.

cheers,

René (motocamp)

[Crash with Impainting-Function]

Hello,

I followed the Video-tutorial for Macros. Here a picture was Straightened and the transparent regions was filled with the imprinting-tool.

On my Mac it always crashes Affinity Photo when I choose the impainting-tool. :-(

I use a MacBook Pro 15, Catalina and Affinity Photo 1.7.3.

Greeting,

René.

[milky way]

Hi,

 

thank you for your fast response. I tried different settings. Median should work fine, but the result is very dark. A lot of stars got lost.

A good result gave Total, but the movement of the stars is not eliminated. Look here:

 

 

This was my first try, without any other techniques.

 

Cheers,

 

René

 

[milky way]

Hi Forum,

 

I'm just back from my holidays on La Palma and took a lot of pictures from the night sky. In order to get the best result, I usually took 3 pictures from a scene to reduce noise and hot pixels to optimize the image quality. I searched to find an app to stack the images and combine them to one perfect image, but there is no app which satisfied me. 

Here I will try it with Affinity Photo but need your help. Is it possible to stack images to optimize a night sky scene (reduce noise, remove hot pixels, consider star movement)? The result should be an image with dotted stars, not a track. A Tutorial would be very nice :-)

 

Thank you.

 

Cheers,

 

René.