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  1. 2 hours ago, youngmedia said:

    I havent used LUT's before. I downloaded some freebies from the link @mikerofoto gave in the post above.

    I have downloaded a sample pack which seems to contain a bunch of folders. These folder seem to contain a bunch of different files, with the files suffixes being the same. - 3
    DL / COSTYLE / CUBE / ICC / LOOK / VLT / XMP / WEB

    Looks, from the instructions like I only need use the CUBE format?

    Also, once loaded LUT > Load > Add Preset it looks like they stay as presets on the LUT area, correct?

    Anything else I should be concerning myself with? Any other tips?

     

    Correct, you can use 3DL and Cube with Affinity Photo, on the main page of his website there’s some explanation of what type suffix are for so you may not need most of them. Once you import LUTs in Affinity they stay there if you “save” them as preset.

    you can find many free online as well as paid and even specific camera look, like Fuji film emulation.

     

  2. I did went through that as files were in the 300-400 mb size.

    there’s some other thread about it and I ended up with this.

    copy/paste make it look like I’m screaming the words, sorry for that =)

    This is typically because developed raw images are processed to 16-bit - it offers more precision but increases file size exponentially. Before you save your .afphoto file, you might try the following:

     

    Go to Document > Colour Format > RGB (8 bit) to convert the image to 8-bit and save file space.

    Go to View > Studio > Snapshots to bring up the snapshots panel. You should see an initial "Background" snapshot. Delete this as it's essentially a backup copy of your image that takes up file size space.

  3. 9 hours ago, v_kyr said:

    Not sure I understand where the overall problem is, if you click the "Where" popup list it also shows favorites which you can customize to your likes (folder locations) here.

    • For adding to Favorites just drag the folder to the desired position in the sidebar. This adds the folder to the sidebar in every current and future Finder window, as well as Finder Open/Save windows/sheets.

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    • Removal is then done by dragging the folder from the Favorites sidebar out to the side.

    remove_fav.gif.33993d776260c97d219bf0e1407a0bac.gif

    Thanks for that.

    would be easier to just be able to search and select that folder then adding them to the sidebar.

    fine with the favorite sidebar, but why there is no option to export to a specific folder?

  4. 10 hours ago, JudeDez21 said:

    The new version of NIK shows it is compatible with Affinity Photo, but unfortunately it is not showing up after an install. Do I have to install the new version the same way the free one is installed? Or is the old version the only way to use the NIK Collection with Affinity Photo?

    Thank you.

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    You have to install it the same way you installed it at first, create a folder for the pluging and select it to be installed in. Delete the plugin you had before in AP (restart AP) and add the new one (restart AP), done.

  5. There’s some that work and others not, I can’t get luminar working as plugin with AP, either it crash or images look wrong. You can always save as .tiff and work on it in luminar, click save and reinsert your image on a new pixel layer and move on from there in AP.

    here’s what I found on the forum regarding plugin

    http://www.miguelboto.com/affinity/photo/plugins-support/mac/

  6. When you resize your document you can change pixel to inches, centimeter etc..

    command/alt/I is the shortcut, or go to top menu document/resize document.

    changing the defaul setting? No clue if its possible.

  7. AP File size developed images (400MB)

    This is typically because developed raw images are processed to 16-bit - it offers more precision but increases file size exponentially. Before you save your .afphoto file, you might try the following:
     
    Go to Document > Colour Format > RGB (8 bit) to convert the image to 8-bit and save file space.
    Go to View > Studio > Snapshots to bring up the snapshots panel. You should see an initial "Background" snapshot. Delete this as it's essentially a backup copy of your image that takes up file size space.

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