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David4

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  1. Equipment: MacBook Pro 8,3. OS 10.11.6. Printer, Epson Pro 9900 I would appreciate someone that has been printing with Affinity Photo, to help me print through AF, to my Epson Pro 9900. Seems hit and miss for paper centering, and paper sizes, at the print persona. Also, settings I have acquired, don’t stick in print persona. I need to redo the settings each time. I can print with PS CS5, and LR 6.6.1. I also am fortunate to have Printao 8 print software. I would find it convenient to be able to print from AF with it’s print persona Kind Regards, David
  2. Please show me where I can locate the boxes as shown in screen shot, for rotating an image.
  3. Hi Andy. Quoting you: Posted 31 January 2016 - 02:25 AM Hi David, DCP profile support is on our radar - we hope to get it implemented some time soon. Sorry I can't be any more specific! Thanks, Andy. Is .dcp in version 1.5? Kind Regards, David
  4. Thank you for the great work. The 1.5 beta 1 is appreciated. You are all appreciated. Is there a beta 2? Cheers David
  5. I thank you for the 1.5. Good work. Cheers, David4 OOPPSSS! did not see it's not Photo. Hmm....attention to detail, David....please
  6. I must add, using Photoshop's method is a ton easier! Cheers, David
  7. You've got it, R C-R. Do you know who it is that posts these tutorials? What I learned from this tutorial was nothing I could have known on my own. Made a BIG difference for me. Kind Regards, David
  8. This is what I really needed for Affinity Photo RAW conversion. Only been out a week. Great teaching. I thank you ! ! Kind regards, David
  9. Low tech: That's me as well, also, too. I have a Lightroom folder (don't get ahead of me) and I use that folder for my DAM, or, if you will, simple collection of image files. I don't see a need for DAM in Affinity Photo, at least not for me. That I do have a Lightroom folder simply makes it easy for me to know where my image files are. Most importantly for me, the Lightroom folder is on an external 2GB FW 800 HD. And is copied using SuperDuper, to another identical external HD, about once a month. You might say this is just like using Lightroom. It's easy for me to find image files to work with wether in Gimp, Affinity Photo, PS CS5, of Lightroom. Enjoy your Affinity Photo. Cheers David
  10. Can also use RPP 64, Raw Photo Processor 64, as RAW processor and the program will send the processed image file on to Affinity Photo. Cheers David
  11. Hello Andre. You are not alone! Kindly define what you are comparing to. Cheers David
  12. Hello Alex. I have an 2008 mac mini, 4,1 with 16 GB's RAM. Affinity Photo will be fine. I also have the MacBook pro 4,1, with a mere 6 GB's of RAM... You will be fine. Cheers David
  13. I do hope your issue is solved. Another option is using an outside RAW developer. Consider Raw Photo Processor 64 (RPP 64), or your Canon RAW developer. Happy Affinity Photoing Cheers David
  14. Members 567 posts LocationAlabama Posted Today, 11:13 AM Since there will always (hopefully!) be newbies---and the occasional oldie who I won't name here that sometimes forgets between updates---there should be a prominent sticky in the update notice warning that the current beta will now be obsolete and will no longer work. Lillie G: Here is a screen shot of beta 5. I still have beta 5 since this Mac has been offline. Please point out, the best you can where the obsolete sticky is placed. Cheers. David
  15. Dear MEB: Thank you for your explanation! I don't know everything about removal, and I did not come in on the very begging of Affinity Photo. Serif: Be courteous, and thoughtful Let everyone know that an Affinity Photo version has been removed. It’s the right thing to do. You are not playing nice when an application quits and users of the application don’t know why. Cheers David
  16. R C-R: Not everyone is on the "inside" and "know this" Serif: Be courteous, and thoughtful Let everyone know that an Affinity Photo version has been removed. It’s the right thing to do. You are not playing nice when an application quits and users of the application don’t know why. Cheers David
  17. Serif: Be courteous, and thoughtful Let everyone know that an Affinity Photo version has been removed. It’s the right thing to do. You are not playing nice when an application quits and users of the application don’t know why. Cheers David
  18. uncle808us: I have similar opinion of Gimp. Now that 32 bit Gimp is available, I an not sure what good Affinity Photo is. I use Raw Photo Processor 64 (RPP64) for RAW conversion not only for Affinity Photo, but also Gimp. I will continue with Affinity Photo since refunds are non existent. I have no idea where Affinity Photo is headed. Cheers, David
  19. Seems if my MacBook pro (I have a pair of them) is off line, the beta 5 still works. Don't know if this makes any difference. It would have been logical, practical, and polite, to let AP users know in advance, an application will cease working. Would be POLITICALLY correct. Consider, if you will, serif and company, to give advance information of an application being pulled. Kind Regards, Cheers, Davod
  20. Well, Callum, I went through the mental and physical gyrations with iTunes, and they adamantly will not refund! ! Period!! The have a NO Refund policy which was sent to me. iTunes folks kept telling me to contact serif forum….huhhh? Even said contact serif. Just not possible to contact serif. And forum says, as you say, contact iTunes. Let’s face it, telling iTunes and telling serif forum, goes nowhere. I contacted the mac App Store support team as you suggest, and all I got was what I wrote above. I don’t have the unexpected crashes, any more, as uncle808us has mentioned. My issues are with color management, as you already know. Again, I am completely color managed. Professional display, digital capture, and Epson Pro 9900 printer. Prints coming from AP don’t look like what is on my display. Kind Regards, David4
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