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wuye9036 reacted to a post in a topic: Using NIK Collection HDR Efex Pro with Affinity Photo
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Hi all, DxO just released version 3 of the NIK collection. There is a new plugin, Perspective Efex, which can correct perspective errors / problems. It is marked as "unknown" in the Affinity Photo plugin list, and in fact, it does not work, as the plugin declares itself. It tells me, that the plugin resizes the image, which is not supported by the host application (Affinity Photo). Do you think, you can make this new plugin work in the future?
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Thanks for your reply. I hope, that "currently, there's no interface to access the image selection dialog" will really be a "currently", and will be changed in the future 😉
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Hi all, I'm wondering, how to use the HDR Efex Pro 2 Plugin from the DxO NIK Collection 2.5 in Affinity Photo 1.8 correctly. When opening 3 images in Affinity, only the "active" image is transferred to the HDR Efex Pro 2 Plugin, but with only 1 photo, you can't generate any HDR content. So do I have to use the stand-alone-program of HDR Efex Pro 2? Or how would be the correct way, so Affinity transfers all 3 (or 5 / 7) images into HDR Efex Pro 2 in order to then generate a HDR image, which is then transferred back into Affinity Photo? Maybe someone here has a hint for me...
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Thomas_M reacted to a post in a topic: Put the software name in EXIF data
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J'ai essayé, mais c'est une séquence additionnelle, et je dois changer de programme... j'attends :-)
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Well... I'd prefer to wait for the update and not being a beta tester.
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Would be nice, if the 6D Mark II would be supported, because I just bought this camera, and I only get a magenta image when importing the raw file. So when will this update be available?
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When manipulating RAW files and exporting them into JPEG, the EXIF data does not contain any clue, that the JPEG was created using Affinity Photo. Most other tools use the EXIF-Tag "Software" to identify, they were used (e.g. Photoshop, Windows Photo Editor, Lightroom etc.). Wouldn't this help to increase the degree of recognition of Affinity Photo?