TheEponymousBob

Actually, scratch that workaround; looks like my fill layer is getting dithered whenever I flatten/rasterise it. It looks like using a base layer with a gradient effect then painting to a pixel layer above is exporting correctly, so fingers crossed.

Hi, I'm working on bump maps for blender, and have been trying to use gradients, but the results have been too noisy to use. I've unchecked the "Dither gradients" option, but it hasn't been working. I found that when in RGB (8 bit), I'm getting correct results, but in RGB(16) and Grey(8/16) it's still dithering. I found that gradients in fill layers appear to be working without dithering, so I have a workaround, but thought I should at least mention it.

I posted a while back about being unable to import from OneDrive due to the import screen consistently crashing. The issue largely went away when I transferred to a new iPad, so was happy for the report to be closed. However, since then, and having joined the beta program, the issue has never fully gone away. Currently, I've found that I can consistently reproduce the crashes with my OneDrive photo library, but am finding it tricky to produce a minimal test case. It seems to relate to the number of thumbnails being loaded. I have a "2017" folder, under which there are about 60 sub-folders, with images in each. If I choose "import from cloud", and navigate to the "2017" folder, it will load a thumbnail for each sub-folder. I can then pick one, and import a photo successfully. However, the next time I try to import from cloud, when I reach the "2017" folder, it tries to load the thumbnails again, but crashes back to the base "import" page. Basically, every second time I go through the process it crashes. I created a new root-level test folder in OneDrive, and uploaded around 30 photos to it. If I try to repeatedly import from this folder, it seems to cache the thumbnails after the first load, and I can import 5 or 6 photos in a row. Eventually, though, the cache seems to expire, and the import will crash while reloading the thumbnails. This only seems to happen in Affinity. Using the OneDrive app itself, I have never seen it crash.

This feature is great for stylus work. But there seem be some instances where it hampers certain tools. In particular, I cannot set a "source" for the clone brush; touch and hold does nothing, stylus tells me to touch and hold.

When using features such as selection refinement and overlays, it would be nice if we could change the matte colour, for cases where the subject/background already have a lot of red in them.

Fairly self-explanatory: filters and adjustments could both benefit from a "favourites" feature, either automatically based on use, or manually set up by user.

In particular, I'd love the "darken" option from the photo persona to be available when developing from raw.