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  1. jc4d

    Gamma limit

    jc4d posted a topic in Photo Beta on Windows

    Hi all, I noticed that the Gamma over levels adjustment layer has a max limit of 2, while working on 32 bit you need a gamma of 2.2 when importing assets that are not in linear mode. Cheers, Juan
  2. PaZ
    Hello, i have a 8 bit TIF created in Photoshop CS 5.5, with some correction layers. Photoshop's color profile is sRGB, and in Affinity it's same. If i load TIF file in both, it looks darker into Affinity (see image): If i save a JPG in photoshop, then i load this one into both apps, it looks same (see image). Any idea about what could cause this ? Thanks, Paolo
  3. Oswald__
    Hello, I'm rendering with 3dsmax and I'm trying affinity photo 1.50.37 and 1.50.42 to do some retouch. When I import the file tiff in photoshop (or fastone) and in affinity they result to be different (see attached). We tried to play with gamma correction or with profiles but we are not obtaining the same result (that we also see on 3dsmax). (Also with the version 1.50.42 of photo the gamma doesn't work at all)
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