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Chris_K

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  1. Hi Maatzey

     

    If you have a group that contains only adjustments or filters then this will affect layers outside the group. This sort of group can usually be seen by a folder thumbnail for the group. As soon as you add a non adjustment or filter layer such as a pixel layer, the adjustments will only affects what is in that group and not the layers below

  2. Hi Pollux

     

    I'm guessing you mean the sample point for the info panel in the develop persona

     

    You are able to change the position of these. In the develop persona if you click on the sample point cross in the info panel and drag it out on to the image you can choose where to place it. A loupe appears to allow you to place it on a certain pixel

     

    This does differ slightly from the Photo Persona which does allow you to move them with the move tool also (but develop does not have this tool)

     

    You are able to set more than four points up this way too, I don't believe there is currently a limit

  3. Hi Paul

     

    I believe we purposely switch the view to the refine view to allow you to refine the mask without the distraction of the filter. This is most useful for using the edge detection of the refine mode which could mbe a lot harder to determine with the filter applied especially if you are using a distortion. You can paint directly on the adjustment layer to edit it's mask with the filter still showing if you wish to work that way

  4. Hi TEcHNOpls

     

    If you drag the image onto the thumbnail it creates a crop for that layer. To get the image to appear in the diamond shape, drag the image in the layers tab to just below the layer you want it to be in. You should see a short blue highlight under the layer which will indicate that the image will be placed inside the layer rather than cropping it. This sound more like what you are trying to achieve.

     

    For the thumbnails taking a while to update, that is a known issue

  5. Hi AlainP

     

    I would expect the live filter to take longer is it is constantly updating it's preview and does take a bit more processing power. With the destructive filter, the filter applied directly to the layer so flattening the image doesn't really do anything (unless you added other layers before this). With the live filter layer there is actually something to flatten so I would expect it to use more of the processor. Although I would would have expected it to take far less than 10 minutes! I'll take a look into this

  6. Hi NFG

     

    Our Frequency Separation is based on the high pass and subtract method on only produces the two layers. It was deigned to provide that in a single step rather than having to use calculations and add blurs separately. I;m not sure on a method to create the more advance smoothing you are used too, but we don't have a dedicated tool or process for it in Affinity beyond what you have already found. I shall leave this to someone with a bit more knowledge in the community to provide a process that may suit your needs

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