v3rlon

Pretty please get this plugin working in Affinity or duplicate the functionality. It is far to much fun to leave it in the hands of the company named after house siding.

I just want to point out that if you shoot a Z9 HE or HE* file to save space, then convert it to DNG or TIFF using NX Studio or ACR or any other tool, it just uncompresses it and makes it slightly larger than it would have been shooting lossless in the first place. So you are adding steps and processing and not getting a real benefit

The TK-8 plugin shown in another thread would be an excellent example of a starting point for what it would look like.

Been paid for work done in Affinity. You can't get more professional than that. While I am all in favor of supporting these file formats, There are plenty of us who do not use those formats and are quite happy. Do 'professional photographers' who only shoot stills on the Nikon/Sony/Canon/Olympus /Leica platforms somehow not qualify as 'pro?' I mean RED, Blackmagic, and Arri are video centric cameras who can take the occasional still, and there can't be that many people running around with a RED Dragon doing street photography, can there? Sorry, the metal picture just made me laugh.

I sent you an HE* - just a quick snap from the room as my last batch was all Astro, which I did not think would be a good starting point. If you need a variety of photo types, or an/some HE as well as HE*, let me know and I will get them to you this week. I suspect that most of the camera processing will match the regular Z9 info, with only the compression algorithm needing adjustments from a regular NEF file.

Say you have a really big stack of images to throw at the astrophotography stack persona. After some time, you realize that this stack just isn't every going to finish. Maybe you moved the camera or included something you shouldn't in the stack. Can we get a button to 'give up and try something else,' other than to force quit the application?

The Nikon Z9 HE* compressed RAW files are outstanding, and considerably smaller than normal. The format is based on intoPix's TiCoRAW codec, and the released the SDK for ARM/M1 over the summer, so it should be available. Saving file size means less SSD space means less SSDs needed, which is good for the environment. So think of it as helping to save the planet

anyone try Oniric Glow Generator yet? https://compositenation.com/plugins/oniric?fbclid=IwAR2GFTKdSQK2KiogqruS9fVpADLHijm8vVAVueUNRmOaoms2XTQl3a1ABU0

Fonts are system level and should be available in either platform. Brushes can be used directly. While I do not have super complex brushes, I have never found one I couldn't just load up and use. Vector graphics svg are a standard like jpeg or png. They load just fine into Designer. SOME, but not all, Photoshop Plugins will work in Affinity Photos. I am looking for the master list now, as I've misplaced it.

With a robust hotkey interface, you can use midistroke (http://charlie-roberts.com/midiStroke/) to map any midi controller to your application of choice. The Behringer Xtouch compact at $299 is a good start. https://www.music-group.com/Categories/Behringer/Computer-Audio/Desktop-Controllers/X-TOUCH-COMPACT/p/P0B3L But yes, a controller would be nice. Having it feed back to motorized faders for things like color correction would be really cool.

in a completely unrelated note, I would like the Daz3d photoshop bridge to work. This allows for easier composition with daz3d studio. At the moment, I cannot even get them to show up, much less work. That are in the same directory as my Anthropics set, which show up fine (only portrait pro doesn't crash Affinity at the moment). Mac running Sierra with everything fully updated. Daz plugin for free from www.daz3d.com If anyone has had any luck, please share.

I have Landscape Pro and Portrait Pro body working (in addition to Portrait Pro, but it is already listed as working on the linked page) on a Mac running Sierra. Has anyone gotten the DAZ Studio photoshop bridge plugin to work (www.daz3d.com)? If so, how as I appear to be doing it wrong?

I have just started playing with Affinity Photos for Mac. So far, it is behaving very well in general, but I did have some issues with Adjustment layers. 1. I cannot delete one once created. Neither the delete key nor selecting layer>delete will rid me of a layer I no longer want. Other layers delete just fine. 2. An adjustment layer seems to affect everything beneath it. IS there a way to ONLY apply an adjustment to the layer immediately under it (better yet, a selected group of layers)? I ask because there does not seem to be a way to apply the adjustment directly into the layer. Beyond this, I am really liking this software, and you are making it much easier for me to live fee of subscription service photo software. Update - ok I found that I can delete a layer sometimes - if it is empty, and I found where to make layer adjustments. Just behaving a little unexpectedly.