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@carl123 - Not quite the same, but yes, that does work as long as you're within the snap range. I did have snapping on, but might not have had the right options checked. Testing a few presets, I found this to work quite well. Thanks for the tip!

Affinity Photo version 1.8.5.703 on Windows Is there a way to constrain the crop boarder to the image edges? So, for instance, if I drag an edge crop handle outside of the image itself, it will snap back to the precise edge of the image? From what I can tell, there doesn't seem to be any way to do this. To ensure you haven't gone a pixel or two over or under the edge of the image, you must zoom WAY in to check.

@MEB The Designer version is in the title of this thread. Windows version: Windows 10 Professional, 10.0.19041 Build 19041 The video I posted shows how I am lassoing the items. The file that crashes is already uploaded earlier in this thread; same post that contains the video. The most recent crash file I could find is attached, but since I cannot read the file, I have no idea what it says. In asking for this file on a public forum, I deem Serif to take responsibility for any personally identifiable information contained within. You might want to delete it off this thread once you have downloaded it. Thank you.

@MEB Thanks for the welcome! Well, in fact I do run a clipboard manager. Good call. I use Clipboard Help & Spell. I disabled it (actually exited the app altogether) and tried again, but still got the ctd. That got me thinking about all the errors Excel throws whenever I try to copy something. The copies in Excel always work, but always throws a "picture too large" error, which has to be dismissed before I can continue what I'm doing. Frustrating. I digress. All of that got me thinking about Windows 10's new clipboard history feature. So I checked and it was ON. So I turned it OFF. Affinity Designer was then able to copy without crashing. So then I turned CH&S back on, and AD went back to crashing again. CH&S has an application white/black list, so I set it to ignore Designer.exe (and crashpad_handler.exe also). Still crashed. I cannot explain that. I will contact the author of CH&S for verification that his ignore list is actually working, or for his thoughts on why, when set to ignore an app, it is still interacting with it in some way. So for now let's just forget about CH&S. I exited the program completely, then went back to testing only with the new Windows 10 Clipboard History feature. When ON, Designer.exe crashes. When OFF, it copies fine and does not crash. So if Serif can fix whatever the issue is causing the crash with Clipboard History, I'm going to cross my fingers that it fixes all other clipboard managers, too.

@SPaceBar Here you go. Thanks for looking into this. Please let me know what you find. AD-CTD.mp4 Home Office 2020.afdesign

Whether using Ctrl+C or the menu path Edit | Copy, AD immediately crashes to the desktop. I'm copying a group of items selected by lasso, then trying to copy them. Complexity of the designer file is minimal; rectangles and ellipses only. The crash is reproducible every time.

Okay, I think what you are saying is that I just paid for a program that does not support my camera. At all. At least not in RAW mode, which was the main reason I bought the program in the first place. Is that correct?

Thank you for the welcome. Odd. This is a flagship Android device and arguably considered the best phone on the market at release and all the way up to the current Note9 release. But, looking back, I see most of the current iPhones are not supported either. Or other Android flagships like the Pixel/Pixel XL that have (again arguably) the best Android camera available. This seems like a major oversight to me. You say you do not support automatic lens corrections. So what does it mean in the Develop Assistant when the setting "Apply lens corrections" is selected? I've seen a few YouTube videos that seem to state what you say, then say, "Oops, I was wrong - it does support automatic lens correction." Which is it? Does Serif have a video training with suggestions and best practices for manual lens corrections?

Just purchases and installed Affinity Photo on Windows 10. I take a lot of pics (in raw) with my Samsung Note8 (Model SM-N950U) which I don't see on the list of supported lenses for lens correction. Is this true, or is the list just outdated? Thanks.