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Aad Slingerland

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  1. Greetings Callum As you requested I digged into some more settings and found a solution. When using the default Epson printer settings for Color Correction (which is automatic) the artefacts do appear. See image 4R_epson_color_correction_utomatic.jpg. And now for a big surprice. When setting the Color Correction for the Espon printer to None the issue is fixed! See image 4R_epson_no_color_correction. And yes I know that enabling Color Correction for the printer and in the application is not the optimal way to work, but it is just what it was. With Regards, Aad
  2. Given an image of a Nikon D750 in .NEF format that has been passed through the Develop Persona in Affinity Photo and provided in the Photo Persona with an additional layer with a simple Frame Text. If I make a print of this image with both layers active then the print is in order (see image with_textbox_print_okay.jpg). If I make a print of this image with the Frame Text layer inactive the printout will have two black bands in the shape of a small triangle (see image without_textbox_black_artifacts.jpg). Affinity Photo: version 2.5.0 Settings, Performance, Hardware Acceleration is on (and tested with off as well) (NVIDIA GeForce GTX1070) Operating system: Windows 11 version 10.0.22631.3593 Printer: Epson XP-55 , up to date software Print size: 5R (5 * 7 inches) Fit Type: Fit to Printable Yes I can reproduce this. However, I do not know if this phenomenon was also an issue in older versions of Photo because this Frame Text addition I am now using for the first time. Any suggestions? 20240505_164541_38.afphoto
  3. Most of the time when needed I use "OBS Studio" which is a open source product. Many features but a little difficult to start with. See also https://obsproject.com/
  4. FWIW indeed opens in my irfanview and ImageGlass as well. I did have a look at the structure of the TIFF file with the utility exiftool.exe (windows, this is the link: https://exiftool.org/). See also screen shot below No errors wer reported though. IMO this post could best be picked up by one of the Serif people for further investigation.
  5. I checked this with AF version 1.8.5.703 and te beta version 1.9.0.834. No luck just a blanc image. Windows Explorer shows at least something in the preview pane. I can only confirm this, no solution however.
  6. Are you using File, Save or File, Save As?
  7. Guess not. I just made two macros named LayerDown and LayerUp and they can be invoked form the Macro panel. But this is pointles since we cannot assign a keybord shortcut to a macro AFIK.
  8. I sometimes use OBS studio, this is open source so no license fee involved, BUT this application takes some time to get acquainted with ...
  9. Greetings Kellye2, This IS working in AF. So would could go wrong? Do you have one layer (default name is Background) or multiple layers? Are you working in the Photo Persona? (the default after opening a file with jpg or png extension) is it possible for you to record this sequence in a short video you could place on this forum?
  10. Launch AF with the Ctrl key pressed and you get a "Clear User Data" window. Might help.
  11. When you have selected the paint brush tool in the toolbar you should see the paintbrush related settings in the context toolbar. See also images below...
  12. Assuming no cat is walking over your computer and tablet this is very hard to pinpoint. My system is windows and I never experience such 'sudden' changes. Since you posted this on _this_ forum I assume this 'behaviour' does not occur in other applications?
  13. What does the background look like? Is it possible to isolate your model from the background by selecting her?
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