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Hello, I've recently finished an iPad app that I would love to turn into a plugin. Are there any resources for a "simple" way to get started with a plugin that would work in Affinity Photo. I think my best bet is to create a desktop app ( easy enough ) and then have the plugin mechanism launch that. It seems that Photoshop plugin creation is quite obscure, information wise, specially when wanting to simply share image data with a standalone application. Thank you.

Hello, On the iPad, I have click twice to enter a forum thread. I'm assuming that there is a roll over that gets activated on the first click. I believe there is a simple CSS branching that can be done to disable the rollover for touch devices. Thanks!

I'm going to tag along on this thread and ask how to invert a mask? I often select the easiest object, and then usually invert the mask to work with it. I can't find a way to do this with the IOS app.

Adding my voice to the need for proper color profiles to be used for each monitor. I have to be very careful as to what is my main monitor during launch, otherwise I can easily end up editing with the wrong colors on screen. Currently, only the main monitor's profile is used ( the one with the menu bar in settings ) regardless of which monitor the document window is on . It defeats the whole purpose of having calibrated screens. Thank you.

I'd love the ability to have a full screen preview of my working document on a secondary monitor. This way, one can work in one monitor, while always checking the "big picture" on another. Currently one can separate all the UI in AP, then create a new view and drag that to monitor 2. This is not ideal because it has to be done for each image and it negates the use of the nice cohesive interface. In Photoshop, I can do this by just separating the navigation panel, moving it to the second monitor, and enlarging it. AP's nav panel does not up its resolution one doing this. In Lightroom, this is built in as a feature, where the second monitor always shows a full sized preview. Thank you, Andres

Same problem here.

I agree with mac_heibu here. This is not how color profiles work. Each monitor has their own profile - I use a calibrator to calculate it for each, and that is separate than the color space you work on. In my case, I work with photographs that have an Adobe RGB profile, but that has nothing to do with my monitors profile. The profiles job on the monitor is to show you as close as monitor-possible, the colors in your files. Color is complicated, and currently, Affinity photo has a few issues that don't make me fully trust it for a color-true pipeline.

I'm currently using the trial, and although I love the speed and quality of the software, I have the exact same problem and it really is a deal breaker. I do most of my work on a cintiq, but have a fully better-quality calibrated monitor ( the cintiq is calibrated too ) to check color and always keep a view on the "big picture". I did some testing, and it seems very clear that Affinity photo only respects the color profile of the MAIN monitor at launch - that is, the monitor that contains the menu bar. When my cintiq is the main monitor, the colors are all wrong on my calibrated monitor, and accurate on the cintiq. If I quit, change the menu bar to my calibrated monitor and relaunch, the calibrated monitor now has the correct profile applied, while the cintiq is completely wrong. As much as I'd like to start migrating my photoshop workflow to affinity photo, this one bug makes it impossible. Are the debs aware of this and working on it? Should I try to contact them through a different method? I'm going to go ahead and purchase anyway, because I love to support good software, but it's currently not useful to me until this is fixed. Thank you, Andres