zBernie

Got it, thank you.

I have a flattened image, i.e., merged visible. Is it possible to make a selection then add a shadow to the selection using the effects? Essentially I want to select a person then add a bit of a shadow to them.

Thanks! Windows was driving me nuts! Under Windows 11, Microsoft in their infinite stupidity removed the ability to (Easily) get an executable path! C:\Users\zbern\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\AffinityPhoto2.exe

In order to get the path to the Photo.exe file in Windows 11, I need to run Affinity Photo, then access Task Manager, right click on Affinity, and then get the path to the executable. Can anyone tell me if there is a different way to get the .exe path? "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\SerifEuropeLtd.AffinityPhoto2_2.4.1.2344_x64__3cqzy0nppv2rt\App\Photo.exe"

Thanks, that works nicely.

I make various adjustments such as filters which produce different results depending on the document size.

if I have a document that is say 4000 pixels wide, then do a Document -> Resize Document, and change it to 2000 pizels wide, is there any way to maintain the former 4000 pixel wide document? I know I can save a copy of the project with the different document size, but I'm looking for a different solution. -Thanks

By "comments" I'm referring to notes about the project itself. Evidently the answer is no. I thought as much by just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something. -Thanks

Is there any way to add comments to an Affinity Photo project? Currently I add a pixel layer and use the text tool.

If you mean View -> Zoom -> 100% then yes, the noise is apparent at that zoom level. Just not when printing.

Tried that, the entire document looks like crap. Colors are way off. Plus the absence of noise is apparent. I'm going to try duplicating the noise layers and see how that looks. -Thanks.

I've added an inverted live "Add noise" adjustment to the photo below and increased the noise to 100% from 40%. Then I only painted noise on the house. As you can see it looks very noisy. However, when I print the document on my Epson XP-15000 using Hahnemuhle German etching paper and the corresponding Hahnemuhle printer profile, the noise does not print for the most part. I.e., the house still looks very smooth. Any idea how I can get this noisy version of this house to print as it appears in Affinity Photo 2.0?

Thank you, much better than a batch file!

I looked at the other thread, you need to create a bath file to to run the start /b command. -Thanks

Thanks, but that "start /b" command does not work in Photo Studio. It doesn't work if I try to run it from a Windows "Run" dialog either. As for copying the full path in the shortcut dialog box, I am unable to select the text in the "Target" or "Target type" lines: