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Komatös

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  1. The screen size is not the decisive factor, but mainly the screen resolution. It does not matter whether a content is displayed on 10 inches at e. g. 1920x1080 or on 32 inches.
    On a 10 inch screen you might have to use a magnifying glass and on a 32 inch screen you might have to sit further away. But the image information that is displayed is always the same.

    And yes, the window size matter ... a little bit too. :P 

  2. For me, the error behaviour is not triggered either.

    In the meantime, while you are waiting for the result of the crash report check, you could already check a few things. Is Windows up to date?

    If not, please update. If yes, let's check now if there are problems with system files.

    Press Windows key + R and enter sfc /scannow in the input field. Hold Shift and CTRL and press Enter.
     

  3. @Crom Hello and welcome to the Forum.

    Can you provide a crash report? To do so. Press Windows key + R. Write %appdata%\affinity\photo\1.0\crashreports\reports in to the input field and click OK button.

    If there is more than one .dmp file, the file with the latest timestamp will be fine. Also the log.txt can be helpful. You find them in the 1.0 folder.

  4. You all forget that image files are kept uncompressed in memory when they are loaded. And then a file can quickly take up several times as much memory.

    If you are using a system that does not have a dedicated graphics card, you must remember that the graphics unit can be allocated up to 50% of the RAM. For example, with 8 GB RAM, most manufacturers reserve up to 2 GB RAM for the iGPU. Then comes Windows. The operating system treats itself to as much memory as possible. This may leave only 3.5 to 4 GB for background processes and programmes. For larger projects, there is discreetly little memory left over.

  5. I don't like to judge if it is a bug in Affinity Photo or if the drivers of the printers are responsible.  Because as you can see in the comparison of our pictures, the colour fringes are in different places. But maybe it's because I don't have the font used in the document and substitute font are used.

     

    Edit: OK, I replaced Arial with PaytoneOne an d printed again. And here the result is clearly different (than expected).

    img20210516_12014753.jpg

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