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Ron P.

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  1. Those are just Nozzle Modes, not Blend modes. Go to the General Tab, under the sliders, you should find the Blend Modes drop down.
  2. Go to the Window menu and make sure Adjustment has a check beside it. By default it is docked in the group with Layers panel. Click on the Adjustment tab, then go to the specific Adjustment, like in your screenshot, Recolor, and you will see your preset there.
  3. My apologies. What I shown was for creating Custom Shapes, from the Shapes provided.
  4. @CaroleA Could this be what you're wanting to do? shape_presets.mp4
  5. If you don't see the Geometry in the Toolbar, Click on View>Customize Toolbar. Video_00009.mp4
  6. You need to use the ESC key to get out of the Text mode, then just press V.
  7. What app are you using? Photo or Designer? In Designer; You can use the Pressure Graph Use The Stroke Width Tool Attached image shows the Pressure Graph. The Stroke Width Tool does the same as the Pressure Graph, but allows you to manipulate it on the object. https://affinity.help/designer2/en-US.lproj/pages/Tools/tools_lineWidth.html https://affinity.help/designer2/en-US.lproj/pages/CurvesShapes/edit_pressureProfiles.html https://affinity.help/designer2/en-US.lproj/pages/CurvesShapes/pressure.html
  8. Your Welcome Glad you got it working for you.
  9. @Roc, I done a quick video showing how to show file extensions in Windows, then renaming that file, and opening it in AP. 2025-02-08_02-41-05.mp4
  10. In Windows, you can Right-click on the file name, from the menu choose Rename. You can highlight just the CR2 part of the file name, change it to tiff.
  11. It has been edited/developed previously. Changing the extension from CR2 to Tiff, the file opened in AP. It also revealed all the adjustments..
  12. Yes I understand that. However it seems the OP is having the issue with the CR2 file. @Roc Did the CR2 file come from the camera? Has it been opened, modified in any other program?
  13. @Roc, I think that file is corrupt. I could not get it to open. I got the same error, File type not supported. Tried opening it in Fast Raw Viewer and got the following error from it. I renamed the file to see if it would open.
  14. @Roc, Is it just that one file, or any of those RAW files? I've download some sample RAW files shot from that make/model camera. I have no problem opening them in Affinity Photo, V1 or V2. I don't think it's the specific RAW file version, as Canon's CR2 format has been around for several years now. I shoot an old EOS 70D, it also produces the CR2 RAW, and have no issues with them. In your screenshot, the File Path / Directory structure is concerning. Windows can throw fits with apostrophes in path names. Might not be an issue but I've never seen or used that. Could you upload that file, so we can test it to see if there may be an issue with it?
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