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Not sure how this could be a feature. As a user I would rather like to know the exact output size instead of guessing if Affinity would save this to 3397 or 3398 px height. My 2cts

 

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27 minutes ago, Friksel said:

Not sure how this could be a feature. As a user I would rather like to know the exact output size instead of guessing if Affinity would save this to 3397 or 3398 px height. My 2cts

Not sure what you mean.

It's not being saved as either 3397 or 3398. It's 3397.1 (actually, 3397.059 with a few more decimal places), which is the only value possible while maintaining the proper aspect ratio.

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3 hours ago, tmvideo said:

Is it bug or feature?
 

I think it's not a bug.
The ratio of the image is 3,0026 : 2
Hence it results 5100 / 3,0026 * 2 = 3397,1
the decimal places are rounded to 0.1
Affinity would save the image to 5100 x 3398 px
Maybe can Serif  comment that .

 

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14 minutes ago, Gnobelix said:

Affinity would save the image to 5100 x 3398 px

While it is in native format (.afphoto) I think it really be 5100 x 3397.1 px.

It's only when exporting that something must be done with the fractional pixel. And yes, at that time, it would export as 5100 x 3398 with a thin (approximately .9 px) border, either transparent or white.

If one doesn't want that fractional-pixel border, one can crop it out.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Gnobelix said:

I think it's not a bug.

Had never seen it before in other software.
Mathematically it is correct but looks weird for raster image editor where the pixel is a smallest element of image (despite of subpixels in hardware).

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On 12/22/2019 at 7:50 PM, tmvideo said:

Had never seen it before in other software.
Mathematically it is correct but looks weird for raster image editor where the pixel is a smallest element of image (despite of subpixels in hardware).

Serif solved it correctly. For further changes, the ratio would be distorted.

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It's probably better to maintain precision in the file until it's exported. For a vector->pixel-art-based approach, pixel-level precision would be better and maybe add a setting to maintain whole pixels (which already exists btw)... but for a photo, it seems fine to keep this as the default until export.

 

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