psangha1

+1 for hot pixel auto-removal feature request. Just came across it when I was working with a RAW image with moderately high ISO (however not so high by current sensitivity of image sensors). I had assumed it would be present.

Perfect! You guys are awesome. And the more I get familiar with Affinity Photo (windows) via the free and detailed tutorials - the more I'm impressed with just how capable it is! The additional youtube features are awesome too! (tutorials organised in playlists etc, faster playback)

Hey D just a heads up - manually downloading tutorials from Vimeo for me just stopped at section section 6.16 as well. I suspected it was artificially limited by Vimeo per session/day/user for bandwidth reasons :huh: so i tried downloading again via my VPN service and the downloads continued ;) . So should continue working for you the next time you try :D - I suspect it would reset daily or after few hours?

p_mac Is it necessary to erect just for me vs the rest of the community (esp. to a newbie)? If you were offended by me pointing out that Youtube/One-Direct-Download-File doesn't stop Vimeo from working or other reasonable points, it wasn't the intention. With respect to giving it a rest, my post ending "No big deal otherwise" had already gracefully closed it out.

Nice one stickman, but in my opinion that's extra work that can be done once and doesn't have to be repeated at each user's end. Its inefficient as duplication of the same effort to manually download and organise occurs at each end-users point and this results in large scale in-efficiency in the form of cumulative man hours wasted. Hence the request for a single, pre-organised downloadable link. (for example DaVinci Resolve 3rd party tutorials I'm going through have this option, in addition to online playback at various speeds). No big deal otherwise, will need to spend extra bit of time and mark it off as overhead.

I hear your concerns about privacy, however - uploading a copy to youtube doesn't impact the tutorial playback on vimeo, you can continue as you were - gives the end user another option with faster playback to save valuable time - user can access from any device at a lower bandwidth cost, anywhere (mobile, tablet, laptop, PC) - each individual user downloading his own copy from vimeo results in duplication of the same action - not to mention its extremely cumbersome to download all the individual tutorials and arrange them in correct order for playback (they are not numbered sequentially when you download so do not auto arrange easily) - affinity could make these available in a single download if they still want to avoid youtube (not holding my breath for this one however) I think overall, making tutorials (as well as the F1 help file within the Affinity photo itself - online, pdf) more readily available may increase adoption rates for the software - given how well featured and cost effective it is.

Can the full set of video tutorials be uploaded to Youtube? It has far more playlist management features and video features - the most important being the ability to increase playback speed - to run through the tutorials at a much faster pace thereby saving a lot of time for the end user.