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Really nice of you to say. I certainly learned something and I’m grateful for that. I just wish I hadn’t done so in a manner quite so publicly embarrassing. 😄 Thank you for your kind words.

Well, don't I feel a fool. Was clicking scale with object at group level in the stroke panel. D'oh! My apologies for my missing this and wasting time. Sorry. I'll just slink away now…

I'd like to +1 this topic. I've found that FX are not scaling with the rest of my vectors. Using 2.0.4.61 on Mac OS12.5.1. Shadow, glow, and blur scaling problems can be seen the the attached images.Vectors scaled but the FX parameters do not scale proportionally. Scale with object was enabled.

Clicking on a single page (i.e. giving it the focus) seems to hide the guide lines. If I'm on a facing page (2 or 3, for instance), all is fine. If I click to page 1 (single page), the guides disappear. IMG_4120.MOV

Fantastic. Thanks for that. I did search first to (try) avoid duplicates but missed that post. Sorry, and thanks again.

Thanks for that. That’s sort of what I figured. A couple of thoughts, if thats ok: 1. This behaviour applies to edits made using other 3rd party apps too. They also get stripped. Being honest, I haven’t tested this extensively and I guess it will be dependent on how that app saves back the image (if they respect Apple Photos’ ‘non-destructive’ editing behaviour). 2. Affinity’s import image picker shows me the edited photo but loads the original. This feels a little disjointed. 3. Other 3rd party apps can import edited photos so I’m assuming this isn’t an OS restriction. I’ve just tested by making a number of ridiculous edits to an image and importing into Pixelmator and Hipstamatic. Both imported the edited image shown in their picker. Sooo, if I’m considering point 3 above, is this behaviour a design decision on Affinity’s part or an oversight? If, it’s a conscious decision to only import the original, than point 2 seems an oversight. Thanks again for your input. Would love your further take on this. P.S. it’s worth my mentioning that this is far from an end-of-the-world scenario. It’s something that I do sometimes though, and this implementation seemed weird to me. Thanks.

If I make some edits or tweaks to a photo in the native iPad Photos app (or another 3rd party app, I think) and then open that image in Affinity Photo using the 'Import From Photos' option, Affinity will open the original image. Any pre-existing edits will have been stripped out and just the original JPG gets pulled in to Affinity. Thoughts? Running Affinity Photo version 1.6.7.76 and iOS 11.3 on 9.7" iPad Pro.