Malcolm Hay

Hi Gnobelix Thank you for your suggestion of saving as a preset. I am new to Affinity Photo and didn't realize that I could do that. I will try it right now. Thanks again. Cheers

Thanks for that. It does work, it not only fixes the vignette problem but also corrects the distortion. It is an inconvenience having to manually put that in each time. No worse than having to crop I guess. Do you think a lens correction profile will be provided by by Affinity?. Thanks for the fast response.

Thanks for that. It does work, it not only fixes the vignette problem but also corrects the distortion. It is an inconvenience having to manually put that in each time. No worse than having to crop I guess. Do you think a lens correction profile will be provided by by Affinity?. Thanks for the fast response.

Here is one of the photos taken with the Canon G5x. The vignetting will probably only show when opened in AP 1.6. IMG_1155.CR2

The camera I used is a Canon G5x. It only happens when I use the camera at the 24mm wide angle end of the zoom. I am editing the photos right now so I have to crop out the dark corners.

When I open a CR2 raw file in AP 1.6 windows version the images have badly vignetted corners. These corner shadows are not present when I open the images in a photo browsing program. In AP develop persona I apply the corrections I want then export the image as a TIFF file. The Tiff file then has the vignette saved as well, which I do not want. I have changed the develop assistant/ lens corrections to take no action. This did not help. Any further suggestions.?

Microsoft store is selling Affinity Photo software for a saving of 25%. Is there any disadvantage in buying Affinity this way?