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Thanks for taking the time and for your help, @Hangman and @Old Bruce!

It was actually a co-worker's printer, so this may just be isolated to his setup. I'm not sure what he's using, but I'll ask him to try to update and try again. Thanks for the help and taking the time to debug this with me.

Ah - sorry about that. See this link for the wiring diagram and AF file.

Yes! See attached for an example. That's correct. We printed them off on both our black and white laser printer and a coworker's color printer. Humbucker Single Coil Tele With Resistor.pdf

Thanks - the entire diagram is all done using Affinity Designer, I drew all the pieces. What I'm noticing is the use of the drop shadow / box shadow in the effects panel on layers. It seems like it's getting confused trying to rasterize that, but only on color? See below for my settings - they are pretty much stock I haven't changed much here.

When printing drawings I've drawn in black and white, there are no issues. However, when I'm printing in color, huge chunks of the PDF are black. Any ideas? Do I need to "Flatten" or something? See below for an example.

Hey All, Just wondering if anyone has been experiencing this as well. I've had two affinity photo document (basic photo retouching) that seems extremely sluggish on Catalina 10.15.1. Basic functions are taking a lot longer than on Mojave. Has anyone had this experience? T

Excellent! More fun to be had. Just learned something new. Thanks a lot! 3D Circle Design.afdesign

Okay I need help with shadows. How does one get a sharp edge on one side, and it continually blurring? I'm looking at the shadow, and I see a sharp shadow edge where the shadow would be most defined. Then, I see it fade out and blur. How does one achieve this?

Woah! Thanks so much @dutchshader! And thanks for the file. Now I get to do something great for work. Thanks again! Much appreciated.

I can see that those shapes are simply cut and shifted horizontally. I'm mainly asking about the beautiful natural-looking shadow below each side. I'm wondering if there are any tutorials out there which can explain how to do that.

Maybe with overlays and gradients?

I'm mainly interested in the shadows / 3D look to it. Can Affinity Designer do something like this?

Wow! That worked like a charm. I adjusted the background to make it as bright as possible before doing this. Thanks! image attached.

Hey all! I'm looking for some new ideas on how to capture a natural shadow on an image. I've attached a RAW product photo that I shot really fast, as well as a processed image with a bit of a natural shadow. I really want to create images with natural shadows, and transparent backgrounds. Currently, here's my technique: Create a duplicate of the image, and hide the bottom copy Use the Pen tool to cut out the top copy, deleting the background Hiding the top copy, I usually do a rough cut of the shadow I want and mask out the ramp from the image itself, trying my best to isolate just the shadow. Combine both layers / tweak, output. My question to you is: are there any other ways you would suggest working to isolate the shadows of product images? I'm doing this for a website and want a consistent look. Thanks for any advice! Tyler IMG_7861.CR2