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  1. Thank you, Lee. In particular, when using the HSL adjustment, Hue can be changed at the decimal level by sliding left/right, but not by entering a precise value using the calculator interface. The tutorials on YouTube appear to indicate a decimal in the calculator interface, but I'm not finding the same on mine.
  2. Hello: I do not see an option for entering a decimal when using the calculator interface to change values such as radius, brightness, etc., although I can change the values by dragging left/right (e.g., I can't key in a value of 3.6). Is this a known issue? Many thanks -
  3. Hello MEB, Thanks for the above information. I tried option 1 and was unable to open the .afphoto file on my desktop. I received this error message: "Failed to open document...The file includes features from a later version of Affinity" I have Affinity Photo (Mac) version 1.5.2. I love the iPad app and look forward to future refinements. Edited: >>Just found info in Forum re desktop beta that should address this I believe...please disregard<<
  4. YAY!! I'm downloading right now and cannot wait to start using. Affinity rocks!
  5. Thank you, MEB (and Alfred), for responding. Yes, I'm using the 80D. I will download 1.5 Beta and keep 1.4.2. Enjoy the rest of the weekend! B)
  6. (split by moderator from unrelated thread) Hello, When I open a new RAW image in Affinity, there's a purple hue to it. Snapping is disabled in the Snapping Manager. This is a new occurrence for me (within the past couple of weeks). The images do not have this hue when opened in other programs. Any suggestions? Thank you -
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