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Not yet? I can't believe it.

Yes, that was it. Thank you so much!

The color wheel and sliders in my copy of Affinity Designer are not displaying all colors and are not displaying them correctly. Like it is not showing full saturation, but it also shows the wrong Hex, values. I also own affinity photo and took some screenshots to for you to compare. The hex values are the same, but the ones in Affinity Designer (right) are wrong. Please help.

Thank you!

I am using the Mac store version of the app. I just upgraded to 1.9. The adjustments don't work at all. I click on the adjustments but the sliders don't appear. I am running High Sierra 10.13. Please help. affinity.mov

I just updated through the appstore to the latest version (from 1.7.2 to 1.7.3). I have been restoring some old photographs during the last weeks and the blemish removal was being a great help. With the new update it changed it's behavior. O am on MacOS 10.10.5 and sadly I cannot go back to the previous build. I'll have to use another tool. I show an example of the type of blemish that the previous version was removing completely and the new one isn't. Unfortunately I don't have a way to show that it was working before, given that I can't go back to 1.7.2.

Thank you! I may try that.

Yes please! I would go back to the previous version just to get this picture, but I can't because I bought affinity on the App Store.

I just noticed the same problem. Just scanned a bunch of old family photos and the scanner is adding a lot of noise. The noise filter is doing absolutely nothing. Unfortunately I bought Affinity through the Mac Appstore and I can't restore the previous version.

I've also had problems with the new version being slower. Just exporting a .jpg file took way longer than with the old version. I would really like to go back to previous version but I bought it from the mac store.

Thank you. Exactly what I needed.

Hi, The last version of photoshop I used was CS4. There was this neat trick where I clicked Option-command-2 and I got a selection based on luminosity. I could invert it if needed. Then I did a curves layer, did nothing with the curves, just blended in screen mode if I wanted to bring out dark areas. It was an easy and quick fix for unintentionally backlit photos, as a better alternative to the dodge/burn tool. Is there anything like that in Affinity? I found ways to do mask based on highlights and shadows, but it is not as graduated as this option. Please help. It is the only feature I miss from PS.