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Yes OK, I see. 👍

2. ... this did not work in my case. If I copy/past, then the selected cut out of the image is copied, not the selection frame. Apparently, one can not copy the selection frame? Anyway, this is no big deal since I can copy the polygon layer into another image file and make a selection frame by "Auswahl aus Ebene" again. Thank you a lot again.

... does this mean that I need to import the other images (where I need to use the selection) as layers into the first image? How do I use this selection frame 1. multiple times in one image and 2. in another open image file?

Thank you very much for your help! 🙏 👍 This brings me close to my goal. I did not find out how to copy this selection polygon (the "frame", not the image content within the frame) to other images and other ares in the same image?

My work around is to draw a hexacon by hand. In this (only second best) case I need to know how to put it to other images. Thanks you.

Hello, I have a question about Affinity Photo. I want to make a selection frame in the form of a regular hexagon and then use this frame in different images. So far I only know how to draw a selection polygon by hand. I don't want to use that, because I need a precise hexagon. I also don't want to transfer image sections to other images, but only apply the same selection frame to different images and image areas. How do I do this? Thank you a lot! Kind regards Paul

Thank you all for your help. I mainly oriented on your suggestions, Andrew. It was a slog but finally, it gave rise to a good result.

This sounds like a weird but interesting idea, but the pano function tries to combine the images so I am unsure if this will lead to an usable result. I will give this a try but I can not believe that in such a powerful tool like AP there is no "gadget" or strategy which helps to correlate a bunch of images with ease.

Thank you for your re. This is true but the adjustment is applied to all layers by the same amount. My images are different in exposure, WB ... but should be as close to each other as possible at the end. I need a tool to help me not to apply one adjustment to all images but to get the same exposure, WB and tone for all images eventually.

Hi, I have 6 portrait images which I will collage. The images show the same person, each image in front of a slightly different background and the images show also slightly different exposure and color. Is there a straight way or method to approximate the images to the same exposure, WB and tone or is the only way to adjust (fiddle around) manually? Thanks a lot for your help! Regards Paul

Dear Affinity Team, I bought Affinity Designer for Windows including Grad UI Kit, DAUB, The box ... for free. How do I activate or find those elements? Thanks for your feedback. Regards Paul

Thank you for your response! Is there a way to set the thumbnail size for the whole Mac system? Set "Standard" does not work. If you chance to other folders, just the small images are shown.

Just to bring it up. Hopefully, someone can confirm. Best regards Paul

Hi, in the Mac Finder, I use 256x256 Pixel thumbnails for preview. Is it possible to enlarge the quite tiny thumbnail images in the dialog for open images in Affinity Photo? I would really appreciate this. Thanks for your answer. Paul

Ok