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Musa

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  1. Hi Lee D, Thank you for your response. I had the duplicates in there to show you how the layers look after applying the noise filter and the other one at the bottom was to show you how it looks in my computer after applying the blur filter to it and tried to label them as such. Not sure if its showing what i see on your system as well. Regarding my usual workflow, I usually duplicate the background layer, then work on the duplicate. Once the duplicate has some desired adjustment or filter, i then duplicate that and work on the new layer as a new base to apply another adjustment or filter. I usually do this while disabling all the other layers that i am not working on. This provides a way to go back in time to a specific point incase i reach a place where i am dissatisfied with my current edit. I have done this with no prior issues before on the affinity ipad version and most recently it was working well with the windows version until a day or so when it stopped working properly. Regarding the hardware accelerator setting. I tried turning it off and the result was the blur filter is now applied well and the noise is also working but its not exactly applying the amount as seen prior to applying. What i mean is, for the noise, when i click on the filter, i can scroll to adjust the amount of noise i would like in the photo. Lets say i adjust it to 100% and can see what it will look like before applying. Once i apply, the image looks like it has maybe around 40-50% noise, but not as much as i had initially seen when i was adjusting the intensity(which was 100%). Don't know if im making sense. Not sure if this problem is related with the performance of the computer, but i did create a couple of macros a couple of days ago which were working fine. the day it stopped working i had just added 1 new macro and a gradient layer preset, then i noticed the problem later.
  2. Hi guys, I just downloaded affinity photo for windows a couple of days ago and everything seemed to be working fine until today when the filters do not seem to be responding as they should. I tried adding a noise filter on an image and everything looks good. but once i hit apply, there seems to be almost no change to the image. (was applying 33% noise but only looks like 2% or so gets added). Tried it as a live filter and had the same issue. Tried adding a gaussian blur destructively and once i hit the apply button, the screen goes blank. like turn to white. (for reference, i set my affinity photo background to white too so when i apply the photo layer also turns white. Everything seems to be working with adjustments but only the filters are the culprits so far. Everything seemed to be working fine before until today. Would appreciate any help you guys can give.
  3. Hello there, I was just browsing the forums trying to find out if you can create Macros from the affinity photo iPad app and came across a thread from last year where someone had asked that question. The answer was no, you cannot create Macros from the iPad app version of affinity photo iPad. You have to use the desktop version. However, there was talk about the possibility of this feature coming to the iPad. I was just wondering if there were any updates regarding this in 2020. Is this feature still in the works? Anyone know when we might be seeing this on the iPad? Was just thinking how much faster workflow would be on the iPad when this arrives. Thanks,
  4. Changing these brush settings worked for me on affinity photo. Might be the same on affinity designer. Set the flow and accumulation to 100% and on their drop down select pressure. Attaching some photos that might help FDC2A9D7-3834-46A9-A779-F42A5485C196.tiff BB5BDA6A-A043-40CD-903C-176E6AB90E56.tiff D83BF84A-E661-4EBB-9A15-121D982150CB.tiff
  5. Did anyone find the solution to this space not being freed up problem? Just wanted to add that upon further investigation I realized that the problem for me seems to be that once I save files on the ipad files system everything is good. The problem comes when I try to delete these files in order to free up space. When I delete them, they are simply just moved to the recently deleted folder on the iPad files app. When I try to delete the items in the recently deleted folder, they momentarily disappear. But upon exit and re entry of the folder, they appear to be still there. It would seem the problem is affinity photo files are not really getting deleted from the iPad but rather just stay in the recently deleted folder. Only way to permanently delete them is to uninstall affinity photo which then finally deletes the files on the recently deleted folder for good. Could be an iPad files problem or an affinity photo problem, either way, that seems to be the problem for me. Please let me know if anyone finds a solution to this. It’s pretty annoying since deleting affinity photo becomes inevitable and the saved presets on different adjustments go with it. :(. while I’m here, might as well point out that the selective colour adjustment doesnt allow saving of presets. Please fix this too. The plus symbol which saves a preset is no where to be found on the adjustment.
  6. Hello there, I have been using Affinity Photo IPad for a while now and was wondering how do I make the selective colour adjustments I make into a preset as this would simplify editing many images with the same style. I understand it can be done with some other adjustments by clicking on the plus symbol on the adjustment after making your changes, which then gives you an option of naming the preset. How can this be achieved with the selective colour adjustment as I do not see a plus symbol when the adjustment is selected. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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