Paul Mudditt

You need to use the camera connection kit or use a lightening to USB from Apple to connect direct to your camera to successfully import raw files to photos. What is happening is that your raw photos are being imported into the photos app as jpegs, even if they don't exist as jpegs on your camera !. Don't go via iTunes, pretty sure that won't work either, and currently WiFi camera access at least on my Canon 1300D does not support RAW import and does an automatic conversion to jpeg. When you import from photos, your raw files will be marked as RAW on each file, if you do not see the word RAW then you have not successfully imported your photos in RAW format.

Use the pasteboard to copy from Affinity file to another Affinity file, easy when you know how.

You have the rope stabiliser turned on, simply press triangle at bottom of screen and turn the stabilise off.

Ok, seem to have resolved this, just don’t use the rotate options under the three little dots in the top left on the develop Persona, simply rotate the canvas with two fingers. Still seems odd to have the rotate options there though.

If you rotate an image in develop persona, then when you select develop, only 2/3 of the photo survives. This must be a bug? IOS 11.2.5, Affinity 1.6.5.61.

Hogman, I spend a lot of time time on the tutorials, I often didn't select the correct layer maybe you are doing the same, I find it an excellent tool !

I'm on Affinity Photo V1.6.5 so its already in advance of the Mac/windows version on the iPad I would say although I am on the IOS beta program.

Have you tried reseting your iPad by pressing and holding both home and power buttons until you see the apple logo?