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Rick G

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  1. 5 hours ago, loukash said:

    And it is a "passive" tool, unless – as seen in your screencast – Apply To Selection is checked in the context toolbar which also seems to be the case by default.

    In other words: user error, or "at best" a minor usability issue, but not a bug. ;) 

    I have had "Apply to selection" checked and do not get the issue that TR gets. Checked or unchecked, nothing changes

    HOWEVER it does happen if you pate a new document from the clipboard so TR did find a bug as the "Apply to selection" is broken in both the release and the latest beta

  2. I have had similar in Photo with NO documents open. I have worked on items and closed them one by one as I finish with them until there are NO documents open. I have even sorted them into their destination with no locked warnings

    And still on rare and random sessions I will get the "Quit" message with no way out of it

    They really should add a button that says something other than Okay. How about "close anyway" The only option currently is to kill the photo.exe process

  3. In the release version I can use the select brush to remove a white background. Same with the flood select tool although with contiguous deselected, it will grab some of the same color on the graphic itself, easily deselected with the brush. I reverse the selection so the main object is selected I then Refine and it works correctly letting me select the finer details

    Not so in 1903. Even with the find edges selected the flood fill just selects everything and the brush never find edges. Same with refine. If you paint a detail it also selects portions around it

    I've attached a jpg. Please give it a try

    Thanks

    Owls.jpg

  4. Many things can cause slowdowns. Sordum has free, portable utilities that can help

    Temp cleaner: run as administrator and check the bottom right corner of your screen when a small box will pop with the number of files and folders remove

    https://www.sordum.org/9190/temp-cleaner-v1-3/

    Clean your memory

    https://www.sordum.org/9197/reduce-memory-v1-6/

    All his stuff is good and will fill a need

    Hope that helps. Remember they are PORTABLE and need no install 

  5. 4 minutes ago, Phil_rose said:

    Thanks! I checked and they are fully updated but I'm scared to uninstall and reinstall! Perhaps it will get better. I think crossing my fingers is almost definitely the way forward!

    Noooooo 😁 Download the latest drivers and have them ready. You can delete the drivers in Device mangler then reboot and it will install at least generic drivers on the way in. Then run your downloaded package and that should do the trick

  6. 1 minute ago, Jay1991 said:

    so is this still an issue with affinity or a quirky uncommonly formatted image file? To reiterate, it still opens fine from the get go in browsers and photo viewers. I don't have any adobe apps anymore but I'm curious how it appears in photoshop at least

    The problem was in the bottom mask. Turn that off and the picture shows correctly in Affinity. That is a renamed file that has layers which JPG files do not

    So other simple viewers do not see the layers but Affinity does

  7. I am getting similar in Photo. When I start adding adjustments, most notably HSL and curves, small white lines will border (usually) the left and or top.

    Usually they disappear with a quick zoom but often they are introduced artifacts that need to be cloned out

  8. 21 minutes ago, Old Bruce said:

    Interesting how there are masks in a JPEG file. Turn them off.

     

    That is the solution. That is something else (PSD?) renamed to JPG. My less elegant way of dealing with it was to convert your troublesome JPG to a "JPG" and all was well including a reduction from 49000 K to 315 k

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