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Something I would ask is if you took the RED pill or the BLUE pill? Sure seems like a Matix glitch!

Many thanks

I'd like to extend my thanks for the new MSI installers (when they become available). I also will now be purchasing V2. I saw that the discount expires Dec 14th in someone's sig, but I couldn't find the official post.. Can someone point me to the official post that states the discount lasts until Dec14th? Thanks

I'm also going to voice my disappointment in the decision to go for a app VS .exe. I won't be purchasing V2 - for all the reasons listed here. It's is a shame!

Thanks for the response. Always appreciated. Yeah...a knee-jerk reaction on my part probably if the truth be told. I'll give it a go. Thanks for the pointer on my sig.

Hello everyone. I've been somewhat slack in updating my Affinity Products. I was still running a 1.8.5 series I think...now there is the 1.9 series. I've just upgraded to 1.9.2. It would seem that suddenly the app is asking to register? Why is that? My machine already seems to know how to point to my account to download the new versions...so what is the purpose of the registration?? I hope it's not going to become a program that can only be run with an internet connection?? For all the time I have been with Affinity, this disturbs me quite a lot.

Thanks. When I get back, I'll take a whole series of different images. There isn't any blank areas (or blue sky) to worry about. Might even dig out my old S50 - which has a panorama function. Really appreicated.

Hey Bruce, Thanks for the comment. It's an image inside a small room - so I'm trying to get the full height of the wall (which I can't with the camera turned horz.). I'll give it a go with a smaller number of images. Update: Seems that less images makes a difference. I can do four, but five makes it freak! It could be that the images are confusing it, as I don't have a panorama function on my camera. Thanks for the help. Regards

Greetings, Using Affinity Photo... I tried a vertical panorama (the camera is turned sideways so the long length of the image is vertical) using a group of 11 images. It took a long time to process them, but once it was done, the resulting panorama was squashed - as though the software only recognizes the images as 16x9 normal (horizontal). Can I use vertical images for panoramas? PS I've done a search of the site and read many posts, but I could 't find an answer to this Thanks

Hey Dan, wasn't suggesting a full PDF version of the book. Obviously I wasn't clear enough :(. It would be nice if a PDF version of only the changes made to each release was available. That is, you don't rewrite the workbook every time (well I hope not)...only change the relevant parts for the newest release of the software. So in effect, for those of us that had purchased the workbooks, we would only get a select number of PDF pages that show the updated practices with the software. We could than print those out and insert it between the correct pages in the actual book. Cheers.

Would be nice if those of us that purchased the workbooks prior to 1.7 had the ability to get a PDF update to the changes made in the workbook. Having purchased both books, which equates to a reasonable investment, makes me realize how out-of-date real books soon can be. However, there is still a lot of valuable info in the books, even if they are not specifically current.

Yep...I'm in the same club

This is what it's all about... https://affinityspotlight.com/article/introducing-design-cuts/?utm_source=SpotlightEmail&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Newsletter

Me too!

I'll 2nd that!