Tominski7

Thanks for the vid link, i will give it a go. It looks a bit limited though for what I am after. Thanks

Basically I’m just after the easiest way to clone from one image to another with the ability to use some sort of history brush. Im guessing 2 images will have to be open somewhere? There must be several ways to do this I’m just after the more user friendly option. thanks Tom

Yes it’s the iPad version. Cheers

Hi, I asked this question about 18 months ago , but I’m just seeing if there is an improved way of cloning from image to another. I want to open 2 images and clone say a nice sky to another image. Most are taken on tripods, but some are free hand. cheers Tom

This is the problem , thanks for the GIF. Both images shown external and on affinity show this problem. Sometimes you don’t see it until it’s opened large on a PC screen. Its very annoying, especially when sending images to magazines and you realise they have white lines around the images when you zoom in. Using the iPad you don’t see them until you use a PC screen. I will try the snapping method. cheers Tom

Hi, When using the crop tool and I saved my images. When I open the saved image there are white lines on the outside edges. Only seems to happen to the bottom of the image of the right side of the image. They look like a line of blank white pixels. Is the crop tool sometimes faulty and doesn’t align with outside image . cheers Tom

Many thanks, that as worked fine. I hope a future update for the cloning source to be visible as you clone . I need spot on pixel cloning so it takes several try’s to get it were I want it to clone from the source to target on the other image. All in all though it’s a great app and one im pleased I purchased. Many thanks for the help. cheers Tom

Thanks , I see that’s for the desktop version. I should of said for the iPad Pro version of affinity photo?

Is it possible to upload 2 different images and clone from one of the images to the other? Thanks Tom