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dandev

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  1. Yes - Please add! I agree that it would be good to be able to save parameters in "refine." I'm working on 50 photos today - and redoing the settings is not fun. I thought that PS had this as a checkbox.
  2. Thanks - This is one of those issues that made me question my sanity. Works fine on my system - but not the people I'm sending the images to. It would be good to know if Adobe knows about this.
  3. Thanks! This is a tough problem as I work on a PC - and opens fine on a PC version of InDesign and Illustrator. Is this a new issue? Any idea if anyone is working on this? Dan
  4. Thanks - were you able to open the three files sent about 20 min ago? (I tried to attach - vs show up as images.)
  5. Thanks - I don't have palletized checked. Here are three files that I have delivered to a client - and they can't open them in either InDesign or Illustrator - on a MAC. I have no issues on my own (PC version) of InDesign or Illustrator so I can't test it. Argh.
  6. I am using file > Export. The file has multiple layers - the box layer and mask, sometimes an layer that I did some cloning on - and then a few hidden layers - usually the original background and a fill layer that I used for editing. When I export - I use File>Export - then click "Don't export layers hidden by Export Persona). I unclick embed ICC Profile and Embed metadata. Would it help to merge visible layers before exporting? Files attached. TIFF file is export from Capture One. MG9000445.afphoto MG9000445-Tiff Test.tif
  7. Yes - I am using Affinity Photo - and the selection brush tool to create a new layer with just the box. So the box sits on a transparent background. Is there a separate forum for Affinity Photos?
  8. Hi - I need help creating .png files for a project. 1. I am doing raw edits in Capture One and exporting to Affinity in a 16 bit Tiff format. (45 meg raw file). I pull the background out in Affinity and then create a .png file. The .png files are 50 Meg in size - and too large to effectively manage. What is the best way to reduce the file size. Going to 8 .PNG bit seems to make edges jittery. 2. I am working on a PC. When I send them to someone on a Mac that they open in Adobe Illustrator, they get files that are corrupted - (blacks get turned to grey. - see attached image which is supposed to be a black box.) I know that exporting from Capture One in sRGB format can help - but that fix isn't working right now. And a few other settings like hide visible layers seem to affect whether it works or not. Thanks for the help.
  9. It's looking like it may be a Capture One issue as the PNG exports from Affinity and PS both have the issue in ID. (I use Capture One as my Raw editor.) It's hard to troubleshoot as I don't have ID.
  10. If I go back to the original doc (Capture One) - create a PS transparent file - then it works in ID. So it seems like it's something in the Affinity file that ID does not like.
  11. I have opened the file (created in Affinity) in PS. I save it from PS. It still has the issue in InDesign.
  12. I just verified this with a second InDesign user.
  13. I've created a .PNG with transparent background and sent to a client. When they open in "InDesign" all they get is a blob of noise. it opens fine in Photoshop. This is a critical issue for me.
  14. I would also like to see this work without having to go to file & new stack. Like in Photoshop - it would be nice to have the layers already loaded, then align.
  15. I also use Capture One Pro. Having the ability to export as layers in Affinity Photo - then auto-align is super important for real-estate. (Probably for other items as well.) I like Affinity - but am struggling not to have this!
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