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Pregunta simple, pero que no le he podido dar una solución: ¿Cómo puedo ver la información del tamaño del archivo? Es decir, saber si mi documento pesa 200MB o 1GB sin tener que ir a la sección de "Exportar". Sino más bien algo como el apartado de "Tamaño de Imagen" de Photoshop, que en este caso es "Te amaño Documento" en Affinity Photo. La diferencia es que en Tamaño de Imagen de PS sí te dice cuánto pesa el archivo, y en Tamaño de Documento de AP no te dice esa información. Me gustaría saber si hay alguna herramienta o panel para poder consultarlo. Gracias por leer.

Although I work in vectors most of the time sometimes I indulge in creating pixel art. This portrait of Danny Trejo started out as an analog airbrush (with real paint on real paper) that I reworked digitally two years later, using some of the standard brushes that come with the program (among other techniques).

More whimsical nonsense. I saw a meme recently asking what if prey animals were predators and vice-versa. Naturally, I thought 'I can do better than that', and perhaps I have. (I haven't got the original to show you, so you'll have to take my word for it.) In case you can't recognise them, this is a rabbit and a wolf, but I've switched the eyes and the teeth. I think the results are a little disturbing . . . Both source images are from Pixabay. The rabbit is by David Mark, the wolf by WikiImages.

I realise I haven't posted anything here for some time, so here's something I made to amuse my musical friends on Facebook (with some success). The concept is taken from a Will Heath Robinson drawing I saw in an exhibition not long ago. I could have bought the original (if I had lots of money) but I decided to steal emulate the Master's idea instead. The original image, on the left, I found on the internet; it's not very big, and so my piece isn't either.

Hey, I wonder if a built-in normal map generator is planned for future releases of Affinity Photo such as the plugin asset described in the followng tutorial: The generator should - like Photoshops "Generate normal map" or GIMPs "Normal map" feature - then create a normal map from a diffuse picture that can be used for bump mapped materials in other tools like Blender or Unity. Would be great if that could be available in the future as an adjustment layer or the like. Best Regards JZ

I deleted my previous image because I was unsure if it violated the rights of Gingerly Press. And I thought up my own motif and tried to "paint" it in the style of Gingerly Press with Affinity Photo. I called it "Abstract Landscape".

Cathedral of Modernity Blast Furnace 5 in the Duisburg Landscape Park HDR from one shot, developed from RAW with DxO Photolab and processed with Affinity Photo.

Fun little Star Wars themed project. 3D work done in Blender. Photography was done in studio, processed in AP. Composited in AP.

I’ve never posted my own photos on the forum, but I thought I’d go out on a limb and do that today. The three photos below are all composites that I created for our local photo club. Every month, there is a “theme” and members submit photos which are compiled into a slide show. I’ve taken those opportunities to have fun, creating things that are sometimes comical and usually just imagined. I’ve scaled them down considerably (for posting online) and I’ve also put a screenshot of the Layers panel next to each, so that the structure of the composite can be examined. Please enjoy them, and let me know what you think! (Be kind…) The first one is called “Grand Finale” and was created for the theme Illuminate. The performer is my wife (facing away from the camera, since she hates being photographed!). The rest of the photo is a series of images pulled from online sites like Unsplash. The second photo is called “Tower of Babble” – a not so subtle commentary on the state of TV News – and was made for the club theme Building. The background is a photo of an active volcano (Kilauea) on the island of Hawaii, but the TV’s and the screens were all sourced from the web. Last, but hopefully not least, is an homage to Steven Spielberg’s remake of West Side Story. There is a wonderful shot of the Jets and the Sharks facing off at the rumble about halfway through the movie. This composite was done for the club’s theme In the Kitchen and imagines a rumble between the forks and the spoons. All the images in the composite were shot in my kitchen, and no online images were used. It is titled “When You’re a Fork, You’re a Fork All the Way.”

I have just purchased AP and the first task that I tried to do was register this product. Unfortunately, it would not allow me to connect for registration to occur and instead kept telling me they were sorry and to try again or leave until later. I have tried several times and i don't have a weak wi-fi signal; can anyone tell me why this software won't allow me to do this? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

When will Affinity Photo be updated to support the new Nikon Z9 Camera raw files? I downloaded some such files from the internet and am getting blank images (no errors) when trying to load them into Affinity Photo. Attached are two such files. DSC_6568.NEF DSC_6570.NEF

I made this Macro to extract detail from an image for a tutorial and then I made it available for everyone. If you want, you can check the tutorial related to this Macro in the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdaySWNEpY0 Pedro Detail Extractor.afmacros.zip

My favorite season is winter. So when it approaches, I feel very excited and when it ends, I always feel sad. But winter will come again so I want to say hope and expectation to coming winter. This affinity photo manipulation "Winter Fantasy" expresses the message of hope. "Winter Fantasy" speed art : https://youtu.be/ndqJ1GRDQBk

MERCEDES-BENZ ! This time a 4.5-ton 4x4 MB L4500 Heavy Truck. Part of Rommel's D.A.K. when chasing the 8th Army east on their "Gazala Gallop" right to El Alamein, but no step further ! Libya, Egypt, exactly (!) 80 years ago... (another needless war !) Original truck drawing with XARA Xtreme 5.1, heavily post-processed with AP Though I love AD, it can't compete (yet) with the Xtreme 5.1 when it comes to fast vector drawing, just my 2c...

I watched the video of a young girl with Lou Gehrig's disease in youtube. I was very impressed by her bright and positive life despite a very scary disease. I think I can't lived like her so I came to truly respect her courage. I really hope and believe that she will recover from her illness. I worked this photo manipulation with that kind of wish. "The Tree of Healing" speed art : https://youtu.be/MkmfMaOJzKE

Once I open affinity photo it works for a minute or 2 then it says its not responding...I have turned off hardware acceleration, I have restarted, I did the factory reset thing as well....the past few days it worked fine and now its not responding....my affinity designer and publisher are working fine with no problem...please tell me what I can do...I trying to work but is unable due to this.

So as the title suggests for the life of me cannot get my head around this, i am trying to use Mask to reveal only parts of another layer by using Mask and then the brush tool. I am sure it is relatively easy but I just cannot get it to work (i use procreate as well and can peform this quite easily) See screen grab so for example i want to reveal only the central part of the E as indicated by the circle in green (this is obviously not part of the main image, purely to highlight the area i am trying to reveal on top of the red handwriiten letter)

HALF IN (Bookcover) photo art for your viewing pleasure! Took me ages to complete, oh how I suffer for my art. Don't tell me you like it, it only encourages my bad behavior.

Small composing on the theme "Peace" with AP. Pictures from Pixabay and from my archive. Have a nice weekend...

I'm not sure if this is a bug or a macOS problem... Since upgrading my 2020 iMac 27" to Monterey, when I open an image (either TIFF or AFPHOTO), the display dims noticeably within a second or so. Popping out of AP to a Finder window (which has a white background), the finder background is noticeably gray. Closing the image (while leaving AP running) restores the entire display to normal brightness. My display is calibrated; the options to automatically adjust brightness are turned off, and there is no screensaver or dimming active. No other image app in my arsenal — including Preview, DxO PhotoLab, GIMP, or FastRawViewer — show this problem, which leads me to suspect an Affinity issue rather than macOS Monterey. However, that doesn't mean I don't have something set incorrectly somewhere — or that there's a Monterey issue that AP is exposing. So, before I make an Affinity bug report, what should I try? Edited to add: Running macOS 12.4 and AP 1.10.5

On MacBook Pro 16" Intel, macOS 11.6.7, Affinity Photo and Publisher 1.10.5 with Apple Cinema Display 30" (notebook screen closed) In Preferences I've changed Performance Settings for Hardware Acceleration, Display and Rendering but situation is not affected. Attaching the documents did not work in this form, so I have uploaded then here for you to download: https://www.gidman.ch/downloads/support/affinity_support_220615.zip 01 When I place the document created in Photo into Designer the appearance changes; it gets more contrast and is darker. See Screenshot: 01_affinity_photo_document_placed_in_publisher_is_darker.jpg 02 If I quit the programs and reopen the Publisher document, the Photo document image is displaying at a much lower resolution. Occasionally I can get it to display with higher resolution if I right click over the image, while the image layer is not selected, and wait a moment. See screenshot: 02_publisher_low_res_display_of_affinity_photo_document.jpg Your assistance is appreciated, kind regards PS: I was not able to use my Affinity Store account here in the forum, is this normal?