timdier

I've downloaded the latest, and it's still way to slow to do anything. Glacial. I don't even have the patience to try and crash it. I too will continue to wait for a usable version. For now, I'll consider my purchase to be a long term investment into a photoshop replacement. Cheers, Tim

Hi R-C-R, Do you work for Affinity and thus have access to actual statistics? If not, then you cannot assess the confidence of statistical inferences. And, BTW, nobody is making statistical inferences in the first place, nor jumping to conclusions. For me, the code is slow and crashes often. This seems to be an issue with a sample population of others -- this is why I asked. I am not the only one. The Beta is closed, and we are now in Production. Are the developers interested in diagnosing the "why" that some group of Windows users are having issues? Again, I really like the design of Affinity and really would like it to be a successful Adobe replacement. I would be more than happy to help trap bugs. Cheers, --Tim

Of all the replies, only 2 users say they are not having any problems with the windows version. I would really like to support an Adobe alternative. However, I need to see the developers get serious about supporting their application. I may just move on if there is no progress. --Tim

Hi Keith, If you have the time and would be so kind, would you please provide links? I have search the site, but maybe my key words were not appropriate. Back to the important question for me: "Are there ways for me to capture the crashes in case the developers are interested in these?" Thanks in advance, Tim

Hi all, I have Affinity Photo installed. It is very sluggish in performance and crashes often. Currently, I cannot use it and rely on my existing tools. I'm running Win 8.1 with 8 GB of RAM. Am I the only one with these issues? Are there ways for me to capture the crashes incase the developers are interested in these? Thanks in advance, Tim p.s. I am not a heavy image manipulator. I shoot RAW and then look do simple corrections such as white-balance, curves, highlights, red-eye, simple cloning to remove small distractions, etc.

Agree that the NEF images look flat in Develop. Is there a way to get the camera profiles? Better yet, how can we import the the camera curves and image white-balance setting? Thanks in advance, Tim

I experience the exact same issue. Thanks, Tim

Thanks for asking this bluduc. I have the same question. --Tim