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  1. Hello, I have just watched a tutorial in this topic here: which is helpful, but doesn’t cover the whole story. 1st of all, if I press the alt key I cannot zoom out in the panel. I work on a "german" machine, is the key different? But what bothers me more is the fact that I do not understand the window that pops up after calling the filter. It displays some very confusing stuff (see attached example). Can you tell me how to read the greyscale image?
  2. Hi I am troubled with Scanlines in my Scans of Old Photos. Scanning them with 1200 dpi. And just for Print or Displaying they are good enough. But as soon as i work with them (like sharpening) Scanlines become visible. Now to my Problem. It only happens in certain Areas of wihte and grey. So using "FFT Denoise" works but i get Banding on other Areas. Zoomed in With "Detect Horizontal Edges" i can make the worst parts visible. Zoomed in But how do i proceed from here out on to only use the Filter on this Areas in the Final Picture? And is there another Option than the FFT Denois Filter. Because i have a couple of hundred of Pictures and FTT does not work in combination with the Macro Feature for Batch processing. Hope someone got an Idea
  3. Please add the FFT Denoise Filter for Affinity Photo iPad version.
  4. I am running Affinity Photo 1.6.1.93 on Win 7 Pro 64 bit. A photo scan with prominent paper texture stipples - circular bumps - throughout in regular arrays, failed to generate an FFT spectrum after running FFT Denoise. Procedure: I tried full photo, then later a smaller all white area. I selected FFT Denoise > Spectrum panel > Apply > FFT Denoise appeared to run > result: nothing, all black, no FFT spectrum generated. What am I doing wrong?
  5. How do I zoom the FFT display in Affinity Photo Windows version. All the help says is hold down the Alt key??? Nothing I have tried zooms the FFT display. Help
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