RoryDR9

There are a couple options with the pressure of the Wacom Tablet, it really depends on what works for you. What I've found is it needs a bit more sensitivity than photoshop. Pressure sensitivity (pen to pad) can be changed by going to "Stroke" which is next to "Brush", you'll see the "properties" tab click that and you'll be able to change the pressure of the pen to pad and how it looks on the page. You can also go to the system preferences and select Wacom tablet, there'll be an Affinity icon in the top "Applications" window, select this and then select "pen", here you can change the Tip feel which is the feel that would best suite you. I find having it in the middle is best. I hope I've been a help. Have a great week.

Affinity Designer loads PSD files very well, on the odd occasion there's some issues but nothing that can't be fixed with a little tweak. I hope you find a solution to the Affinity Photo issue.

I know this is an old topic but it seems to be something I'm in need of.. I need to export to Corel Painter to apply things like (blender, smudging and some details to the work. This will be well appreciated of I could save as PSD so I can work in both Photoshop, Corel Painter and Affinity without having to export as a png which loses the specific log files. iIf theres a way that all these can be interchangeable that would be great. Sincerely Rory

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