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Michail

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  1. @hisonor:

    Welcome to the forums here :12_slight_smile:
    A layer mask unfolds its effect through grey values - and not through colour values. It makes sense, therefore, if the greyscale palette is made available to you when you click on the mask thumbnail. If you set this back to the colour wheel, the brightness values of the colours are used - i.e. grey values again.

  2. 5 hours ago, EnoEnrique said:

    Hello, the following seems to be missing in Affinity Photo 2.04 for Windows, or is it there?

    White balance: White balance adjustment level > Eye Dropper button

    If a lens profile is stored, an automatic lens correction takes place (develop Persona).

    Content-based filling: Menu Edit > Fill > Inpainting

    Recording: Macro panel

  3. On 1/29/2023 at 10:51 PM, NicoleKath said:

    I'm trying to decide whether or not to purchase a mockup creator for my stationery business, but it's created for PSD. Is it possible to have my card take on the texture and perspective of the original card from the mockup?

    Welcome to the forums here :12_slight_smile:
    Which programme should be used to create the PSD files? Photoshop, for example, creates smart filter layers for mockups. But not all the functions of smart layers are transferred to Affinity.
    Why do you want to buy a programme for this? Mockups can be made very easily in Affinity Photo.

  4. 18 hours ago, dmstraker said:

    When a live mask preview is turned on, it still impacts the visible image when the mask is turned off in the layers panel.

    This seems to work for me as expected (assuming I understood you correctly). The preview only shows a cover mask where the selected areas are displayed as brightness values.

    Maybe you can provide us with some screenshots (e.g. of the layer panel).

  5. On 1/22/2023 at 12:35 AM, lphilpot said:

    ...However, in Photo 2 if I add a sampler it doesn't show the color channel values near the mouse pointer, but rather the pixel coordinates...

    Sampling from a position image.png.6737a693ba1ed01df5e1b4c9d65cc135.png works the same in V2 as in V1: The coordinates are displayed.
    Probably the presenter has picked up a colour with the eyedropper image.png.4d25155df8681c506c1bbce4a406dbc0.png from the colour or colour field panel. In this case, the colour values are displayed.

  6. On 1/21/2023 at 3:33 PM, Monaco 23 said:

    How do I place a start icon on my Windows desktop? I can click on the install exe and go from there. Thank

    Welcome to the forums here :12_slight_smile:
    If you can start the programme with the exe file, why don't you link it to the desktop? Simply drag the file onto the desktop with the right mouse button and select “Create shortcut here” in the context menu.

  7. 8 hours ago, JayEm said:

    Can you elaborate? No matter how many times I paste or place the copied object, it is still linked to the originally copied object so that any changes made to the "new" object result in those changes migrating back to the original object.

    If you place a proprietary file several times, you get a separate layer for each of these files. These layers are independent of each other.
    Click on one of these layers to activate it. Then double-click on the content in your layout. This opens this content in its own tab (therefore proprietary). Make the desired edits and close the tab again. You can also do this with the other placed layers without them influencing each other.

  8. 37 minutes ago, TommoHawkk said:

    humm, i just loaded the above screenshot inti affinity 2, and the dpi was there, and as you said, when rasterised it disappeared. This isnt the case in designer 2. surely when you rasterise a 300dpi image, it still has a dpi value to it, on designer 1, when i rasterise and resize, the dpi figure is still there and changes when i scale the rasterised image.

    I can't see the layer state in your V1 screenshots because the layer name is too long. So I can't see the bracket value.

    But I have now tested it in both versions. Both versions behave absolutely identically (under Windows): When an image is rasterised, the editable information disappears. However, a non-editable dpi display is still visible.

    Maybe a Mac user can comment on this to see if it is a Mac problem.

  9. 4 hours ago, TommoHawkk said:

    Ive been using Affinity Designer 1 for 5 year, when i select a raster image, on the top left it shows the current DPI of that selected image, screenshot attached. For some reason i cant see anything on the stock UI that shows this information, or any toggles in view/studio etc. 

    Welcome to the forums here!
    I am not sure if I have understood you correctly. Why do you want to see the information again in another place?
    But you can also see the most important image data in the resource management (menu View > Manage Resources).

  10. On 1/19/2023 at 11:39 AM, kd.rauscher said:

    software.mein appel war sofort kaputt und ich konnte meine gekaufte software bis heute nie nutzen.kann ich bitte die Windowsversion dagegen eintauschen.ich will keinen Appel mehr haben

     

    In principle, you have to buy the software for each system separately. An exception is the universal licence, which is available for V2. With the universal licence, you purchase the entire Affinity suite for all platforms.

  11. 1 hour ago, carl123 said:

    There's no automatic tool to do it but a recolour adjustment will allow you to do it manually

    This is not a good idea!
    With "Recolor" you merely colour a black and white variant of the image monochromatically. The result is an image that consists of only one colour. The different colour tones are created depending on the existing brightness levels. White remains white and black remains black. All other original colours are lost.

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