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Max N

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  1. 28 minutes ago, R C-R said:

    Which is why the app provides export options -- different photos & different uses require different quality & resampling methods. There is no 'one size fits all' default setting (for either quality or resampling) that will work well for everything.

     

    Plus, other techniques that optimize file size vs. quality may be used prior to exporting, for example those mentioned in the Affinity Photo - Export Compression Efficiency video tutorial, making a single default covering all the export options even less likely to produce pro quality results.

    I open the file 3 MB quality 85% - suitable for drain.
    Editing.
    I press Ctrl + S
    The file is 13 MB. Unsuitable for drainage.
    We have to press the export, choose quality, click ok, answer the request to re-record the file.
    And it could all be solved with a single click of a button. Professional software should shorten processing time and optimize the process. The more fitch that can simplify the life of steeper software.

  2. 41 minutes ago, R C-R said:

    But do you see what I mean about a default of <100% without some 'are you sure' type warning would make it all too easy to by accident significantly degrade the quality of the JPEG file each time the save command was used?

    It would be desirable that each user himself could decide which settings suited him.
    I process photos for drains, and at 100% quality their size (in megabytes) is accustomed to allowable. Preparing pictures for the web, 100% is also unacceptable. In one case, 85% was enough, in another and 70% would be good.

  3. 1 hour ago, toltec said:

    If you go File > Export you get this panel.

     

     

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    You can set what you want. It might not be so convenient, but it has all the settings.

    And I do. But when you do 100+ photos per day, It's 300 extra actions (mouse clicks). I would like to be able to adjust the quality by default, which could be synchronized by pressing Ctrl + S, without unnecessary dialog boxes.
  4. 47 minutes ago, R C-R said:

    You cannot change how Affinity Photo (or Affinity Designer) saves a file in the native Affinity format that both apps use. That format is proprietary, & may include such things as pre-rendered mipmaps, snapshots, symbols, & other data & metadata the apps require to support various functions.

    I'm talking about saving an open Jpeg file after editing in Jpeg via Ctrl + S. The saving takes place without a dialog box and in 100% quality.

     

  5. You can do at least as in the PS. To make all the settings of the current document, they were also relevant for the newly opened one. It is possible with the dialog box (Default settings or as in the current document), or through the checkbox in the settings.
    When you process a lot of images every day, every time to reconfigure the brush is very, very uncomfortable. Performance in comparison with PS in times falls.

  6. 5 hours ago, Sean P said:

    1. Are you using Windows 7?

    2. This has been improved in this beta cycle. Previously there was no border around the Panels, however now we have added a border to help differentiate them.

    Yes.
    To clarify what I'm talking about, I added screenshots. I tried to show places for those who see bad people are invisible. And for those who see well, too, are poorly visible.

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  7. Did not know where to write, I'll write here.
    1. In Windows Progress bar is almost invisible.
    "He's very thin."
    - The color is very faded. Merge, can not see how much passed and how much is left. it is necessary to peer.
    2. If several tabs are open, it is difficult to see the active tab (especially in the light interface.). The colors are very similar in tone.
    Even for a person with 100% eyesight, this makes work difficult.
    There are also inaccuracies in the translation into Russian, but I will write about them later, as the time will appear.

  8. 2 hours ago, Chris_K said:

    Hi Max N

     

    I've been trying this and I'm not getting any large lag like yourself.

     

    Which tablet are you using? Are the drivers up to date? Can you go to Preferences > Tools and see if High precision Tablet input is enabled?

     

    Cheers


    Which tablet are you using? Wacom intus pro pth-451

    Are the drivers up to date? The drivers are the freshest.

    Can you go to Preferences > Tools and see if High precision Tablet input is enabled? 

    Yes. The setting is activated.

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