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I just shot some RAW images on my iPhone PRO Max 13 and this is still a problem! I don't understand why Affinity Photo cannot handle this DNG format when it does fine with the other camera formats.

I just purchased a Panasonic Lumix FZ80 and I am having the same issues with lens corrections. I am very disappointed that Affinity does not have a lens calibration profile for it. Lensfun has had a request to add the FZ80 since 2017 but has yet to add it or even post any progress notes. P1000005.RW2

Thanks for the explanation! But what do I have to do to get AP to work with my camera? It is a Bridge Camera with an integrated zoom lens so I cannot change lenses. And it is a popular camera model, so why doesn't AP support it?!

I am having the exact same problem with Affinity Photo and RW2 (RAW) images from my Panasonic Lumix FZ80. I can open the same RAW image in Irfanview or Windows Photo with no vignetting. P1000005.RW2

My point exactly -- we need some!!

Sima -- you nailed it! Once I turned off the "Controlled folder access" feature, all of the saving/exporting issues went away. Serif -- since this is a fairly new feature in Windows, I highly recommend that you warn users about this conflict in your FAQs. Thanks again, Sima!

Thanks for the two comments. As to Gary's comment, I just did the sequence that you recommended and I am getting the same "file not found" error message. It is as if AP is trying to open a file (and not finding it) instead of saving a new file. As to Psenda, I have tried numerous locations to save the exported JPEG. I keep getting the same error message.

I just purchased Affinity Photo for Windows, and I have a problem. I open a Canon RAW image (freshly downloaded from my camera) and make some adjustment, then Develop it. Once that is done, I try to export it into JPEG. If you look at the screenshot (attached) I keep getting a "File Not Found" error message. What am I doing wrong in trying to convert my RAW image into a JPEG using AP? Untitled document.pdf