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The live filter "Median Blur" creates black corners. AP 1.10.5

Using Affinity Photo 1.9.0.932 Windows 10 Release 2004 Bug: Live Blur filters do not render properly I've attached a macro I've made to automate Frequency Separation. This generates a layer stack that looks something like this in the layer stack: Frequency Separation Group Folder (Passthrough blend mode) High Frequency Group Folder (Linear Light blend mode) High Frequency Layer (Pixel Layer, Stamped visible layer, Average blend mode) High Frequency Layer - Inverted (Pixel Layer, Stamped visible layer, Normal blend mode) Live Blur layer clipped to above layer Low Frequency Layer (Pixel Layer, Normal blend mode Live Blur layer clipped to above layer The blurs are ran at the exact same strength with Preserve Alpha checked. When applied to images, Live Blur layers produce irregular edges on images. A live Bilateral blur produces a black border around the whole image, whereas a live Median blur produces dark rounded corners. I do not believe the problem is with the macro itself for the following reasons: 1) I can delete the Live blur layers, and apply a normal destructive blur to the High Frequency Inverted, and Low Frequency layers to create a perfect Frequency Separated image. This can be proven by: Creating a Merged Visible layer of the Frequency Separated image Turning off visibility of the Frequency Separation layers Setting the blending mode of the Merged Visible layer to Difference Creating a Levels adjustment above the Merged Visible layer and opening the adjustment options, which will show no pixels in the levels histogram, indicating a completely perfect separation image identical to the original background image 2) I can repeat the same problem as seen with my macro, in a more "plain" layer stack. I believe the macro does enhance the problems because of the blending modes used. I've included some snips that demonstrate the problem. "Dark Rectangle 1.png" shows the dark border and incorrect rendering using live filters. "Dark Rectangle 2.png" shows correct rendering, when I delete the Live filters, and run a destructive Bilateral Blur at the same settings used in example 1 by the live filters. Nothing else with the image or the layer stack has been altered. Live Frequency Separation.afmacro