TomM1

One more vote for Eye Candy.

And is the rendering intent choice in preferences only for new documents?

There is also rendering intent choice in preferences.

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Everyday, for more and more people, the long adobe winter is coming to an end.

I never consider the Develop persona as I use DXO>Affinity Photo.

I agree.

I can confirm the, live filter, clarity blurry effect at 0%. This is not a problem with clarity from the filters menu.

EC is completely gone with 1.7. Oh well.

I have also noticed this in 1.6 but this is a thread about the 1.7 beta.

I would also mention that if I open EC from AP choose an effect then press ok, it actually does apply the filter. But without a preview it is impractical. 1.7.0.134

Just to add that Eye Candy opens for me in 130 but there is no image.

This seems to be fixed in .127

I agree. A related thread here.

I have noticed with these betas that if I have an image open in AP then I cannot open the same image in preview.

I just now saw this other topic. You can delete this. Untitled.mov

A screen shot to show EC open.

I have noticed that the Eye Candy plugin will actually open in the 1.7 beta. Unfortunately no image can be seen. But since the filter does not open at all in 1.6, is there reason to hope or is it just a fluke?

This one is 460 MB with a native resolution of only 11x16 inches. If I wanted to get bigger for large prints AP would likely grind to a halt. I have other files at 558 MB, and 700 MB.

The Jaguar and butterflies are stock photos. The center is a model of the famous mayan sarcophagus cover. Photos of Mayan ceramics were used for the background. Xenon Galactic brushes at the top. Unfortunately, I had to make the shiny gold effect in PS as the Eye Candy plugin remains unsupported by Affinity. Affinity Photo is a wonderful software but it starts to slow way down when the file tops 400 MBs. Thumbnails are slow to update and just turning a layer on and off requires seconds to render. Working at 100% very difficult. Thanks for looking.

Why do I need to be warned? I can see in the preview if the image is not scaled correctly.

The HSL adjustment layer in the 1.7 beta is much improved.

If this red effect is a planned warning feature, then I would vote for leaving it as it is in 1.6 with no red.

Beta 122. The preview is red when Fit Type is Scale. Then is corrected when changed to Fit to Printable. See attacments.

I will reopen this old thread because I still wonder why there is no rendering intent option in the print window (Mac). Or does the intent set in preferences apply to printing. But then why have rendering intent choices in the Soft Proof adjustment layer?