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Thank you. That solved the issue. I'm on a Mac, so thanks for the extra hint!

I recently upgraded to V2, which came with the Publication Typefaces Collection (https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/store/upgrade-offer/). While I can see the other assets in the Creative Collection through the Assets panel (Window > Assets), I can't make out where the fonts from the Typefaces Collection are located and how I go about installing them. Thanks!

Thanks, @NotMyFault. The rest (hidden part) of the HDR image does have fair range of light and dark areas. Unfortunately my iPhone at the time (iPhone 6) didn't have a good enough camera to handle HDR, at least not as good as today's phone cameras. The video about colour matching is good, but I'll also try the Shadows & Highlights, Brightness & Contrast tip.

Thanks @NotMyFault. I've just tried to correct that with the instructions you provided from the video. It kind of works, though I don't have much wiggle room, since all I have are the "normal" photo, which the camera took using the normal exposure and the merged HDR image. I don't have the luxury of any other bracketed images that this demo has. I need to make some adjustments to the face in the resulting image that looks a bit to greyish. Is there any way to adjust the tone (if that's the right term for it) of one image to the tone of another image?

Hi, I'm new to this forum and not sure if this question qualifies for it. If it doesn't I'd be happy if someone could guide me to a forum where these things are discussed. I have a couple of merged HDR photos from my iPhone with ghosting artefacts due to movements of the subject while the photo was taken. In most cases I also still have the "normal" image. I have attached a sample of both (though I cropped it to preserve the subject's privacy). How can I remove the ghost artefact? Thanks!