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thanks Ldina I am starting as unit still photographer so my clients will sometimes be happy just with JPEGs but other times they want RAW too, with or without edits it really varies in this industry

so essentially, in a commercial environment, when submitting raw photos w/edits to a client, one should always check what software the receiving end uses (hopefully the same)? otherwise they won't see the edits at all. or the alternative is to send jpegs or other non-raw formats

thanks - yes using "edit with" and choosing Affinity Photo works well

thank you! makes sense - so there isn't a universal type of raw file that includes edits that can be viewed by all editing software? even sending the raw + XMP file needs to be opened by Lightroom or Photoshop, I believe, or you don't see the edits

hi guys I edited a RAW file on Lightroom then exported as dng file. the preview clearly shows the edits if I then open this file on AP the file opens as original raw - it doesn't show any of the edits before or after hitting develop on AP. is this normal behaviour?

issue with PSD file being too big when using affinity photo w/Lightroom hello guys - I use Affinity Photo (v1) as external editor on Lightroom classic. when I finish editing, I save and have the box ticked for "Enable "save" over imported PSD files" so I can have the psd file back straight to LR. the issue is that the resulting PSD file I now have in Lightroom is huge. sometimes 100 or 200MB or more (from a jpg of around 10-15MB), even after super light editing. I am clearly missing something. why would the PSD file be so huge? thanks!

Any updates? The world needs this

Thanks! By the way , Is there a way to resize a file by size? Cannot seem to find it other than on the export menu, yet it doesn’t seem to allow to set a target size

Hi guys. I wanted to create some art for a specific videogame and these are their requirements. what are SVG 1.0 or 1.1? Any specific tweak I need to be aware of in this case? Thanks SVG files to be used as User Decals must adhere to the following specifications:- the file must not be larger than 15kb in size;- the text must be outlined;- special drawing (blend) modes such as 'multiply' and 'adding' are not allowed;- the file must comply to the SVG 1.0 or 1.1 specifications;- for gradations, only simple shapes are supported.Please note that the area displayed in a thumbnail is dependent on the SVG view port settings

Not sure if this has been asked recently but it would be really a welcome addition to the app thanks

I have sent you the video by mail - the system you suggest works fine. the glitch only happens when you import a photo from photostream to start a project directly from the new project menu

Hi Dan What iPad model and iOS version are you using? IPad Pro 10.5 with latest IOS Are your images in a RAW format? No If you open your Photos Library, then drag and drop an image from here onto the homescreen of the Affinity app, does the image open at full size? Haven’t tried this but not sure AP supports multi screen on the iPad Pro? Do you have an active internet connection when trying to open these images? Yes i think this is a serious glitch that definitely wasn’t there before federico

can someone with AP on iPad and Mac try to replicate my issue?

thanks but that's not the reason. Photo stream photos are surely a bit lower but definitely not 480*360 like Affinity Photo now imports them. something weird is going on here that didn't happen before. I used to edit phots straight from Photostream no problem. the same photo I am able to import it from Photostream at 2016*1512px using AP on my Mac - why on earth AP on iPad now arbitrarily reduces it to 480*360px? can anyone replicate this issue?

Nobody?