manu schwendener

Not fixed yet, 2.6.3 (3322)

Still not fixed, 263 (3322).

> any brush-based tool Yes. Not fixed in 260 (3106).

> This already happened with V1 too But something must have changed quite recently, or it wouldn't have tripped me.

Thank you, MEB 🙂

Yeah, was meant for the Beta Bugs, sorry - can an admin move it? > I am not seeing this Which confirms that it's not what I should be seeing, either, thank you.

Hi I'm 99,9% sure that this is new, and I preferred how it was before. Affinity Photo, working on the background layer = my only layer. I'm using the inpainging brush tool, it shows as an empty circle while I decide which part of the picture to inpaint. So far so good. When I change the size of the brush, in earlier versions, the size of the circle changed – this is how it should be. In 2.6.0 (2861) after I change the size of the brush, the cursor shows as the little arrow, and I need an extra click to show me the empty circle. As it can take several tries to get the brush size right, I'd really appreciate if the extra click could be fixed. MacOS Sequoia 15.1 Edit: same for the other brushes, like Burn brush

> Try the drag select option instead of ... select subject Ah, indeed. Thank you for the video. This also works on the rotated picture.

Interestingly, this is not what happens for me.

Hi Please add Bluesky to the contact methods in the profile settings. You can find the logo here https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16mlJPfWNnc6jj-3vGZ88SFysIY13GBp0 How this looks in GitHub, for example: https://bsky.app/profile/pfrazee.com/post/3l7u3spmyxs24 Thank you 🙂

Yes, the behaviour should be fixed for all preset ratios. This is what broke in January 2019. (In the meantime you could use Mode: Custom Ratio, see screenshot.)

> press Enter Thank you for the tip. It's not a solution for me, because I want to move the area around before I crop.

* bump * Beta 2.6.0 (2821)

> Will need to test this with other images tomorrow you might find some candidates here https://unsplash.com/collections/647/tools-%26-objects

> If I test it using the image's original orientation it makes a perfect selection 8-)

> spinner like the one I see during "Stitch Panorama"

> the Object Selection Tool does a much better job That's true. I have a UX wish for Object Selection: when I click on the owl icon, my cursor becomes a really small watch (hard to see if it's a watch at all and zooming doesn't help). This makes me click around further in the picture, because I don't know that I'm supposed to just wait a moment. Can the watch icon be replaced by a spinner? Or even a progress bar? Edit 16.11.2024: this is now much better, replaced by the moving bar to indicate "please wait"

Using this to test https://unsplash.com/photos/black-and-gray-corded-microphone-hvgd0ygXuQQ; finding the subject can't get any easier. See screenshot for result after Select – Select subject. I'm astonished that not the whole cable is recognized. (Just posting because it may help you fine tune the feature.)

> AF-4720 - Crash after installing Machine Learning Models when Install is clicked multiple times Yes. I clicked multiple times because the first time it froze at the start (progress bar opened, but didn't move). Now trying to install Segmentation always crashes Affinity Photo. MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Early 2015), Mac OS Monterey 12.7.6 The crash generates a long report, do you want it? --- Bravo for making it opt in and being very clear about what it does. --- Edit 2.11.2024: > available on Apple Silicon machines running on a recent macOS Can confirm.

Done

Thank you, Dan! 🙂 You're welcome to change the title of the thread to the new number, of course. * fingers crossed *

Thank you, Garry > awaiting attention Since January 2019.

Hi This is not new, but buried in the archive, and not fixed with the latest beta version: (originally

*bump* Not fixed with Beta 2.5.5 (2613)

> . Marked as a regression so hopefully it gets resolved soon [July 2023] Also relevant in connection to https://affinityspotlight.com/article/how-to-prepare-your-photos-for-instagram-using-affinity-photo