IanSG
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I haven't used LR for a while so I can't try this myself, but have a look at http://blog.thomasfitzgeraldphotography.com/blog/2016/4/how-to-use-affinity-photo-as-an-external-editor-for-lightroom
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Thanks for those - I'd been hoping they were a bit more ambiguous
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Could you provide a link to that, please?
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Please don't stop asking basic questions - I thrive on them!
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This looks similar to the problem of unselected areas bleeding into blurred selected ones. I can't see how blending comes into it though.
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It makes sense to me and I'd welcome it, but I don't know what the original thinking was when Photo and Designer were setup with a shared forum.
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Try this:- Open a.rawfile, process and then develop it. Save as layers.apfphoto (a.rawfile is now closed) <1> Open a.rawfile, process and then develop it. Copy the layer Close a.rawfile Paste the layer into layers.afphoto If more layers are needed repeat from 1
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At risk of stating the bleedin' obvious, some cameras can embed copyright details in the EXIF data. It might be hidden in a menu somewhere.
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That seems to be a reasonable assumption - so far as I know there are no image editors that support HEIF (yet).
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When multiple images are opened simultaneously in AP the image tabs aren't ordered. It would be helpful to have the ability to order them alphabetically.
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OK - thanks for the quick response!
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Each OS requires a separate licence. Windows licences are handled by Serif while Macs are handled by Apple - they can't use a common license.
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If I select a number of files to open simultaneously, the ordering of the image tabs isn't quite alphabetical (E.g. a,b,c,e,d). I know I can rearrange the tabs, but is there any way I can force them to be sorted?
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AP doesn't do that - image filing / cataloging is something that will be handled by a future Affinity DAM. How far in the future we don't know!