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Thanks. That did the trick!

The DNG is large. I am not sure if I can upload this here... Wait, I can upload up to 2GB!? Alrighty, here's the raw image. Hope this help. IMGP2804.DNG Update: Just found out that MOST of my images are cropped like this ( in Affinity Photo ). Only a few of them does not suffer this strange behaviour. Update 2: I can edit it with the builtin photo app without it being cropped.

I can view my image with the builtin photo app. But when I opened it in affinity photo. It appeared as cropped. Also there's a white line on the left edge. Is this a bug? PC Version: Win 10 1809 ( Build 17763.379 ) Affinity Photo Version: 1.6.5.135 File Format: DNG Properties show in Affinity Photo: 6028x4024px, 24.26MP, RGBA/32 (HDR) - RAW

Just purchased the Affinity designer! I have 2 PCs, one is desktop, the other one is the Surface Pro 4. Both of them I used on my own. Do I need to purchase another license for both machines?

Please add support to export xaml. It is useful for making icons for Windows app. From my post history. I've heart that you guys already have something similar that is used internally for making icons? Reference: https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/21514-solved-feature-requests/?p=100628

Press the cursor to define the starting point. Drag the end point. Then these two points will become diameter of this circle.

Alright, a quick bug report. All shortcuts involving Ctrl will stop working after changing the IME from Dvorak and US back and forth. i.e. I cannot Ctrl + J after accidentally pressed Ctrl + Shift 2 times ( Dvorak -> US -> Dvorak )

Wait, another update? I thought I just updated to 1.5.0.9 several minutes ago...

Thank you! Solved!

1. Please add an option to export as xaml. I develop UWP apps. Most of the icons I drawn are vector based. I used to print the drawings into .xps format then open it in 7zip to get the xaml data. But the data extracted needed further processing before it can be use. Which is very annoying. 2. Please make a "reference container object" This is a bit tricky. I'll try to explain this as simple as possible. it is a container that holds an object reference. For example, I can draw a circle. I then put it on this "reference container object". I can then duplicate this "reference container" and do all sorts of scaling and transformations. After that, I can edit the circle inside that container. Which will in terms affect all other "reference container" I've created. It is like a view port, but with scaling / transformation / skewing etc. thank you.

Point: In illustrator, I could select several points and then switch to size tool and resize them. Path: In 3ds Max. there was a way to draw curves in a way that the tipping point is following the pen. When drawing that curve, pressing backspace would remove the previous point you just drawn. It is useful when drawing a line without interruptions.