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  1. hi @DWright, In my opinion these kinds of settings should happen automatically.
  2. Nothing unusual. If you are wandering MB16AC is my plug-and-play second screen. As far as I remember I was getting crashes even witout it. Nothing unusual in dxdiag - you have the file. DxDiag.txt
  3. well that's what strange.
  4. yeah, so there is something strange with the video card afterall. Indeed I have two video cards one integrated AMD Radeon 780M and the dedicated GeForce RTX 4070. well, we should hope Serif team has a look.
  5. greetings @walt.farrell I attached the log. I noticed that it is more likely to crash if I share the screen on a Google Meet video call ... so it could be something related to the video card... And no, I don't get crash reports. Log.txt
  6. Hi @MikeTO, I have a dedicated NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Laptop GPU.
  7. Hi @MikeTO, thanks for the advice, but I am using Windows 11
  8. It happened serveral times but I cannot clearly reproduce the bug. Sometimes I zoom in and out without any problems, but sometimes it crashes instantly. (it doesn't go into a Not Responding state; it just crashes without any other dialog popping) Has anyone else encountered this? Kind regards,
  9. Yes! It crashes very often indeed! One thing I noticed is that, if I save the File, at the very beginning, chances of crashing get lower. So I start by Saving, most of the times, if I remember...
  10. Hi, As the title is saying, is it possible to turn selections into strokes? For example if I use Polygonal Free Hand selection, or the Flood Select tool with zero tolerance, can I get a Vector Stroke out of it? Or, to get vector Strokes and Fills from a raster image can I use Affinity Designer maybe? This is also known as Convert Selection to Vector Path and as far as I see from searching the web, can be done in other editing software. Thanks!
  11. @lacerto, thanks for looking into it. interesting study. I wander how Photoshop is doing it...? Reduce color pallet to a user defined set of colors. I don't remember. I played a little bit more with my stuff. Starts to become similar to the Instagram filters. One certain advantage is the speed. in 7 minutes I can have around 25 variations. And since there's no interpolation between pixels, each color can be selected with Select Sampled Color and readjusted.
  12. @iconoclast, This is not a question of preference. The reason why I do this is because I want to create stencils. So when you do graffiti stenciling you need to use the colors provided in the spray cans. You need to choose from their palette. So every layer of color needs to be CNC milled based on the colors that you chose, in some plywood. The more layers you have, the more expensive the artwork becomes to produce. SO it's like tailoring the end result according to budget and time.
  13. @iconoclast, honestly I don't know. That's why I wrote the script. There's no manual work involved . Input the desired colors and the image to be adjusted, and that's it. Wait 15 seconds and voila, done! p.s. Interesting also to see the color separation:
  14. Here's another example: Colors desired, 3: [209,190,61],[20,18,15],[194,79,35] (The computed image should only have those three colors, with the exact RGB values, as specified) Here's the result using my script:
  15. Thank you both @iconoclast, @lacerto, Honestly, at this point the best is to use my own Python script 😅 Here's one based on yayoi kusama , untitled painting from 1967. And btw, on a 640x854, it takes around 10-15 seconds to recompute the image on a custom palette. And I am a very bad computer programmer. I placed a request under Affinity Photo for Desktop. Maybe it will get implemented at some point.
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