mayukh

Hi Mayukh,
 
Do you mean the colour rendition looks different? If that's the case, can you just check what colour profile you're editing in? (It will be listed after the document resolution on the top toolbar). Is it listed as sRGB or something else?

Hello,
 
I have observed that the files uploaded in Flickr & facebook looks completely different from the one exported after post processing in affinity.
 
May I know the reason for such variance and the way to minimize the same ?
 
I am a serious hobbyist and is putting a dent on my followings and future goals.
 
 
Regards
Mayukh

Minimum requirements: Affinity Photo 1.4 and Mac OS X El Capitan (10.11.1)
 
To enhance the photo editing capabilities of your Apple Photos application, Affinity Photo makes available a series of ready-to-go extensions:
 
·  Develop: for processing raw images
·  Haze Removal: for removal of misting
·  Liquify: for image warping
·  Miniature: for depth of field effects
·  Monochrome: for black and white effects
·  Retouch: for traditional brush tools, red eye removal, inpainting, and sharpening
 
Installing Affinity Photo makes the extensions appear in Photos, which can be selectively disabled if needed. As good practice, we do recommend launching Affinity Photo before using Apple Photos.
 
To find out more, watch the Extensions for Apple Photos VideoTutorial. 
 
Best wishes
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