Aperture_Hour

Thank you!! I can't believe I missed that.

I just purchased an iPad Pro and the affinity app and I'm loving it so far. I have one issue so far that I can't find a resolution for. My workflow for skin softening is a high pass filter at about 18 pixels, and then I invert the layer, apply Gaussian blue, switch blend mode to linear light and do a layer mask… How do I invert the layer with the high pass filter in the app?

So just to be clear; I can browse my files on the hard drive and directly open them into Affinity directly from the WD app, and then when I'm done editing I just have to save to google drive or iCloud Drive before transferring them back to the WD hard drive. Correct?

I'm looking at the Western Digital My Passport Pro. I have several terabytes of data already so I need more than 64gb of storage. I'm thinking combining that with iCloud Drive/google drive will work great to edit and also be able to access and edit photos I've previously taken.

I'm currently using an old non-retina macbook pro as my editing machine for my Fuji X100T, and considering switching to this so I have a couple questions. 1. Does this work well for Fuji RAW files? I brought my SD card reader to the apple store and imported some raw files and they're super pixelated in the Photos app, so I'm concerned it won't read them correctly; the only other app I could use on the iPads there was photoshop mix. 2. How much of a performance change will I find if I get a used iPad 9.7"? I typically only do light edits like skin retouching/softening/etc. and I'd like to save some money until the new ones drop in price. 3. What recommendations would you have for workflow? I'm thinking I'd use the lightning to SD card adaptor to import to photos, and then transfer the files to Google Drive or iCloud drive as I'm not sure if I want to spend the extra money on a 256gb iPad. I also would like to be able to work without having a data connection so that's where it breaks down. 4. Not necessarily Affinity related but does anyone know how to add GPS coordinates to RAW files in the iPad? That's the one thing I'd miss from Lightroom Desktop. Other than the Fuji film simulations.