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i tried both ways, will try it again

I always checki the final result on an iPad Pro. Exporting JPG files with the integrated sRBG color profile is far too colorful for me. Without a color profile, the colors have a kind of washed-out look for me, in direct comparison to the original. I export with a compression rate of 85% on my cheap old monitor there was no such difference

LOL, this is exactly what i was searching for hours and didn´t found😂 Thank you very much!

Hi, i am completly confused with color profiles @ this point 🤯 I shoot in RAW and the color profile on my camera is set to Adobe RGB. I also use a calibrated EIZO Monitor, here i also use the Adobe RGB (Monitor) Profile In 99% my Photos are for Web Use, but I want to keep the larger color space in case I need it for printing someday In the Affinity Photo Settings -> Color i have set both RGB-Profiles to Adobe RGB, i belive this setting is for viewing on the Monitor, or should i choose here the Eizo Color Profile (Adobe RGB) from my Monitor instead? finally i am not sure how i should work and finally export my Pictures for Web Use, should i: - Export as jpeg with an embeddet sRGB-Profile? - Export as jpeg without any Color Profile? - Change the Color Profile of the document in Affinity Photo to sRGB IEC61966-2.1 before exporting and when yes, do i include the same profile in the jpeg export settings?

LOL, sorry, i totally missed the postings above, but here again in BLACK 🤡

OK, thanks a lot for your answer!

Are these Log Files helpfull enough?

Thanks csbro, i`m uploading them right now reports.zip

Hi Chris, thanks a lot for your answer! Where can i get the log File?

Same Problem here with the latest Beta and Stable Version on Windows 10. I tried it with 40 RAW Files from my Nikon Z6. Everything works fine when i change the Settings under performance from "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070" tp "WRAP" Surprisingly it works nice on the latest stable Version on my old Mac Pro (With NVIDIA GTX 680) System: Windows 10 Pro Version 2004 (Build 19041.572) CPU: Intel Core i7-7700k GPU: NVIDIA GTX 1070 (Latest Studio Driver) 32 GB RAM Source Files are way to big for uploading but they work fine with Affinity Photo on my old Mac Pro without any Problem.

So the Problem was posted here on Februrary 29, sadly i came to exact the same result today, also on windows 10 (have not tried it on Mac OS now).

Thanks for your answer Manofjesus. i thought i`m not the only one with this problem so i will wait for the final version

OK, this makes sense i believe the "hardest part" is where the fonts are being loaded, but i don`t have installed any extra fonts.

Hi, Affinity Photo Windows Customer Beta - 1.8.0.486 is very slow starting. it needs nearly 50 econds to start, while version 1.7.3.481 only needs 4 seconds. System: Windows 10 Pro 1903 with all updates Samsung 970 EVO NVMe M.2 SSD - 500 GB Intel Core i7 7700k 32 GB RAM NVIDI GTX1070

this sounds promissing, thank you!