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A tip that may work for some (And if you are in a Mac): PDF Expert for Mac on sale $20.00 USD (down from $80) . The sale should last a little longer but I've seen it come and go in the past couple of months. ( I bought in the last sale) Nice utility. You can add hyperlinks there. (You could view it as an add on). https://deals.x-mirage.com/sales/pdf-expert-for-mac-2 I know it costs extra and It's not really integrated but the plus is that you can add links to PDFs created in both Designer and Publisher and not wait for Affinity to add this. It could be months or years as we all know. I personally found it useful , hope somebody else benefits from the tip. Regards, fjv

Being looking to do this for a while in Affinity Photo ! A quick way to copy and paste an objects effects (Without creating a Style as a step between) If I haven't read this thread... I wouldn't have found it. So selecting the object with the style and choosing "copy" (while right clicking) makes this happen... Like other have commented I would suggest these changes: 1) When you right click an object rename the "copy" for "Copy Layer Effects" . For me the "copy" options means I'm copying the object (not the effect) 2) Once the effect is copied to the clipboard add the ability to have a "Paste Layer Effects" option appear when you right click on another object. 3) The "Paste FX"in the Edit menu is good to have... but adding the other options would really be great. Right now we are copying and pasting the effects in two completely different areas of the interface... P.D. Also the "Layers Effects..." right click option could be renamed "Edit Layer Effects" and be placed right under the "Paste Layer Effects" Thanks ! fjv

Thanks Rocketdrive. It's not perfect but you are right; this is the work around for now and useful in some cases.

Just ran into this issue also. Please a +1 to add this functionality. Have the color picker be able to pick up Pantone colors. thanks

This point has been asked for a LOT of time by different users..... over 2+ years... Downloaded the 1.7 beta yesterday and still the crop ratio is not remembered... Not really sure if it's hard to implement, they have forgotten about it or what's the issue with this. Would love to see it implemented in this next release or at least a note on the developers if they acknowledge this issue.

Thanks for the work. Like the new Crop tool . It works much better now seeing the original image size as reference. Just to make it complete please don't forget to add the "sticky" setting to the Crop Mode. It still reverts to "Unconstrained" EVERY single time you use it.... PLEASE.... fjv

Thank you for the suggestion Aammppaa. I tried these but in this case the erase white paper doesn't help since my 3D render is not created with an all white background. It's part of a complicated render. I have an alpha mask/buffer which is created in the 3d package and helps me isolate the object. The problem is that little extra color fringe that I get when I extract the selection.... It need to be very precise because of the Ambient oclussion drop shadow I have. Deffinitetly like Metin comments we don't seem to have a similar Remove White/Black matte in A Photo... I can manually blur the edges a little bit and that helps.. but Just wanted to see if there was another solution I was missing . thanks

Do we have something similar in Affinity Photo...? I have some 3D renders that I created in Cinema 4D. I have an object mask/channel (created in Cinema) to cut it out. I want to save the render with transparency so they can change the background color easily, but I have a little color fringe in the borders. With Photoshop I can use the "defringe" or "remove white matte" option from the Matting menu and fix it with one click. In Affinity Photo i tried using the defringe filter but it's not working, I guess it's not the same definition. Is there a similar tool we can use in Affinity Photo? Thanks

Yes.. please... These options are essential to experiment with! ( Specially for Logo Design). Please consider these tools for the next Affinity Designer 1.7 update... or even for the next 2.0 paid update (hopefully not too far away) Group a bunch of objects and apply a live distortion effect. Something like this is easy in Illustrator ( takes a few second to set up) and you can experiment with the options until you are happy with the results, and even change them if you need them on the fly. I'm guessing to do it in Designer you would need to draw each variation manually.... ! imagine that...

Thank you very much Seneca! Found it now and works as expected. Great. Didn't know we had that "more" button at the pdf export! I'm guessing we will get the "visual" bleed in the workspace in Designer in the next 1.7 update?

Hello. Did a quick search and couldn't find it on other threads (hopefully it's not repeated) but how do I export a PDF with bleed and crop marks? I've setup the bleed in the document and see it on the work space but when I export to pdf the bleed is not added. Also how do I add visual crop lines and other printer marks..? is this available yet..? Couldn't find any checkbox at export time. Thanks fjv P.D. Also not sure if this is really a bug and belongs in this sub-forum; maybe add a Publishers General !uestions sub-forum?

A little bump on this ... Adding image preview when exporting for web graphics... So we can balance file size vs image quality

Hopefully this small detail gets implemented in the next mayor release. This little things make the software more "polished" and pleasure to use. Also saves some clicks rearranging the window.

Bump on this. Would be nice to have this looked into in the next mayor release. This little details make working on the app better.

I can confirm that bug (it's easy to replicate) It's in Affinity Photo. It happens to me too and hopefully it can be fixed. - In Photoshop you select part of an image and stretch/scale it and it behaves as expected. - In Affinity Photo if you stretch the selection you get a one pixel white line in the border of the selection. You need to manually retouch to fix it...