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Komatös

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  1. 47 minutes ago, Hangman said:

    Not sure if this is what you have in mind regarding clipping paths?

    https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/tutorials/photo/desktop/video/318402519/

     

    @Komatös has already explained how to resize an image as per your requirements so I think Affinity Photo is perfectly capable of meeting both in terms of functionality...

    Right. In Affinity you can define a closed path/curve, with the pen tool, as selection for a cliping mask.

    clippingmask.png.f7f80aa8b89ec016b9f91439e4d1bd40.png

  2. 3 hours ago, Muldune said:

    Komatös: Thanks for the suggestion.

    I checked my BIOS and it is UEFI/BIOS. The image below was edited using Affinity Photo with HW acceleration turned on. 

    I've been thinking more about this error and whether it is caused by hardware or software. If I had faulty hardware, my system would BSOD at somewhat random times and not in a particular application under particular circumstances. Now perhaps my hardware is configured improperly, but again why would it only show up with a particular application under particular circumstances. Is that the only application that exercises the improperly configure hardware? Given all the other image processing software I use, I doubt it. So I keep returning to something in Photo causing this unfortunate behaviour. 

     

    The preferences are exemplary. Sometimes it is tollerances in the electronic components that give you a headache in finding faults.
    I am sure the developers have the problem in mind.

  3. On 5/31/2020 at 1:41 AM, M G said:

    No problem re Publisher.

    It is slower than Illustrator and other vector apps I've used. I did post a bug, haven't heard anything back yet.

    You should know that the Affinity programmes always try to render the UI and all other things with the best possible quality. Most other programmes on the market don't do that! And the effort to always get everything on the screen with the best possible display quality costs computing time.

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