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Many thanks for this tip. Finally, an integrated solution. This is how I imagined it. As in the past with two very well-known programmes, which also had countless such images available in a directory. Even if it's not the fine art of drawing. But it helps a lot to explain facts with a simple image composition and in a short time. Super Affinity.

OK, thank you very much. So, there is no solution from Affinity specifically for the Designer. I'll have a look around.

I own all three Affinity programs. Now I want to create scenes from everyday life (Comics style?). I am looking for a library that contains chairs, tables, windows, doors, bushes, trees, streets, toilets, dishes, cutlery, laundry, etc. Simply all the everyday objects that you encounter in everyday life. Does anyone know of such a compilation for the designer?

I imagined this to be too easy. Back in the day, Micrografix had included a collection of clipart with the designer at the time. Of course, not necessarily for a professional use. But this much I understood that Affinity has no preferred supplier. Ok, I withdraw this question!

Yes, I understand these arguments very well, and I think I want to take them to heart. But isn't there a vendor that offers these assets (sketch, icon, symbols etc.) so that you could quickly grab the elements you want from within the Affinity programs? You need a star, a cross, a car, a group of people, etc. quickly. Of course, I can just search the big internet for generic providers, log in, pay and download.

Oops, is my question that stupid or incomprehensible? Or are there really no such collections?

Hello I am urgently looking for a good and wide collection of assets. Animals, people, icons etc. Does anyone know such an asset collection, of course for Affinity, which is not too expensive? Thank you so much for a hint!

The new Asus Pro Art Studiobooks have a so-called "Asus Dial", a rotary knob to simplify certain functions in Adobe programmes. Is it planned that the Affinity programmes will also support this function?

Thanks a lot! Very useful!

Hello Is there an elegant solution in the AP on PC WIN 10 and iPad Pro to straighten out falling lines in an architecture photograph? Thanks for a tip

That's a pity. Because to work with the curves, you should also see the changes per channel in the histogram. And it is not necessary to just bend the curve, but rather to shift the end of the curve horizontally. Just like you can do it in the AP on the PC. Maybe this will happen on the iPad! But now another question, as you can see in the picture. Simply this sequence of 1, then 2 several times until you come to the title 3 curves. But now the area with the ? is empty. What didn't I understand?

Sorry I didn't answer until now, but I was out of the house. I have now changed the language on the desktop to English and hope to use the correct expressions. On the desktop there is the Adjustment Layer "Curves". There you can see the histogram at RGB for the master, red, green and blue channel. Now you can set each color for itself corresponding to the histogram, so that the maximum brightness and darkness value per channel corresponds to the histogram. Is there such a thing on the iPad? The combination of the color channel setting and the simultaneous display of the histogram? On the iPad, under Adjustments Studio, in the opened window, I found several entries at the very top. For example also Curves. But under this point there is nothing to see, just an empty black window, although I have loaded a jpeg image.

Hello I am used to being able to check the black point and the white point per color in the diagram when I change the tonal value per color channel in RGB mode. Is this also possible in the iPad? On the desktop this is perfectly possible with the tonal value correction! Thanks for a tip

I have one more question after all. Does AP also have these automatic functions on the iPad? I didn't find these again?

Please excuse my stupid question. Our apprentice was able to answer the question on a tip. In "Photo Persona" the four Icon on top the photo!

Hello together Lightroom, for example, has an automatic function for tonal value correction and many other points. You can also, for example, set the tonal values manually or by pressing the Automatic button. This is very handy if you want to optimize a few photos on the fly with an 85% result. The effort / benefit ratio is so very good. Of course, there will never be a professional correction by hand. That's not the point in the moment either. How can I quickly "automatically" edit a few photos in APhoto? Tone value, brightness and a little sharpness? Somebody give me a hint? Or do I have to load some special software again... Thank you so much for your help.

Oh, this works like a miracle. Thanks

Sorry did not see the post in another post.

Hi I opened a file from Adobe Illustrator. Is it true that you can't change the text. For me, the individual letters are simply individual graphic characters, but not coherent text. Thanks for an answer.

Thanks a lot. I understand now.

I'm standing on the hose. I come from Photoshop. I have a photo on layer 1 and a photo on layer 2. Now I want to cut an area from the photo on layer 2. 1. select area on layer 2 with (Marquee Tool) 2. reverse selection (ctrl+shift+i) 3. Delete reverse selection. (delete) Now it always deletes the whole layer and not only the reverse selection! What am I doing wrong? :-(

Hooray, no more smartphone app in use! that was exactly what I was looking for! Thanks a lot!

I've known that before, of course. But I have an image that has to be aligned horizontally and then the vertical lines have to be straightened. At the moment I have edited the image from the desktop in an app on the iPhone and then sent it back to the desktop to use it there. :-)

Is there a possibility to straighten a picture vertically and horizontally (Perspective Image Correction)?