Antony parks

That's solved it. Thank you all so much. Much appreciated. All Best, Antony

OK; will try that a bit later. Thanks; never thought of checking that! Will let you know if that in the problem.

Please provide that again, but Zip it before you upload it to ensure the forum software does not modify it. Here is the output file "zipped". The file lookes fine in preview: it is only when I put it on a USB key and take it to the projector that it goes negative. (I have tried it on two different USB keys. Same result.) sticks and stones.jpg.zip

Using a Mac Retina 5k 27 inch 2017 with Ventura 13.6.6. Affinity Designer 2.5.3 Little hickup that maybe because I have an old projector. Made a simple file that is an art board, a photo and a frame that is a rectangle with a hole in it.....see first screen shot. Output this to Jpeg. And take it to the Projector and I get this strange negative that will project but takes a long time to load, see photo 2..... The third shot is the exported jpeg itself called "Sticks and stones" I have no Info on the projector......but made in 2014 and labelled OBPOWER. Output to PNG works so I am using that. Otherwise, I love Ve 2 Cheers Antony Parks

Love the "depth" of field. Very good work.

Good morning, I'm back with a variation on the theme; japanese wave patterns. The first one is indeed a "wave " pattern; it shows the nearly traditional form of the Japanese wave repeat: This one is uses autumn grass: Have good day Antony

And another......it's endless! Let's stop.

Yes, less gloomy than the trees. Will be away from the computer for the weekend. Next week? Have a good weekend, Antony

Hers goes, Rose Petals this time:

Love the Colours. Continue the hard, great, work. Antony

Yes, A Designer. Started making rectangular tile repeats.....with drawn elements. Tried Photographs to make endless repeats. Then went towards Hexagonal repeats. Got that working with drawn elements. Then simply added a photo (flipped and unflipped) in the six triangles of the hexagon. Going to try and explain this in a blog on my site. But don't hold your breath! This one is easier to see what's going on: Have a good day, Antony

Here's another tree repeat:

Yes, he's a bit Grumpy with his down turned mouth.

The file I uploaded was very big and it takes for ever to zoom. Here's a detail: Here's a clearer shot of the face: