leadguitarest

that was it! thanks!

Im trying to edit a photo that was shot on a GH5 raw RW2 format and it was shot on the fisheye lens. Well everytime I bring it in the develop persona automatically de fisheyes it. How can I make it just leave the photo as it was take? Ive tried un checked lens corrections and everything else I could see in those side tabs but no luck. Wondering if anyone else has had this problem.

Bummer..

So is there a fix for this? I can of find it pointless to Batch Process JPEGs. All my workflows are always RAW files. Converting all my RAWs to JPEG before I batch would defeat the purpose.

I started with a raw file like I said above Panasonic GH5 RW2 file. When you open a raw file it auto takes you to the develop. Well I know that when I batch a bunch of raw files it won't batch develop them so I usually zero out everything in the Raw Develop persona and then develop with no changes because I uncheck everything. That way I know it best represents the end result. Then I apply my Macro from that raw photo with no raw processing done to it. Once it looks how I like it, I save the macro to apply to my 500 plus images. But then they turn out a lot darker like it skipped some steps. So I then re open a RW2 file and apply the macro manually through the library and it works like it should. So I know the macro is good. Just something wrong with the way it applies it when doing a batch. Could it be because they are raw? That would be a horrible flaw from affinity. Almost everyone I know only deals with raw images.

Here is a link to the Macro file I used: https://www.dropbox.com/s/hfmf9wx9d3eftbn/Watertower Macro.afmacro?dl=0 Just in case it helps anyone figure out if I am doing something wrong. Also I did not raw develop the photo before running the macro. I made sure everything in the raw develop was unchecked before moving forward with making the macro. The Files are from a GH5 RAW RW2 files.

So I am trying to edit a star lapse I took by recording my macro then re applying it to a batch. However the results are way different when I do this. How come? I know the Macro is good because when I run it on just a single image it looks great. However when I run it as a part of a batch it doesnt even look the same. Whats the point of the batch processor if it doesn't work? I was really hoping to use affinity over Adobe products but its looking like for mass image editing nothing beats adobe. Might have to just suck up and pay to stupid monthly cloud subscription. ugh. Anyways the first image is my original macro ran on just a single image and then the image on the right is from the batch, and yes I used the same macro for both. Image 1 https://www.dropbox.com/s/ikm4y3e0hh6sue4/PTRO5713.jpg?dl=0 image 2 https://www.dropbox.com/s/vkt8y5jnecfz7kx/PTRO5713b.jpg?dl=0