Where can I see a file name

[TonyGamble]

I'm using Affinity to process my HDR RAWs.

When I export them the filename is blank.

I'd like to use one of the three component images - ideally the first one.

How can I get my working screen to remind me what it was?

Tony

 

[DWright]

By default when you export Affinity Photo will add the original file name in front of the chosen export file type extension and for documents that have been combined it be the bottom layer that the other images have been placed on and if this layer was a new document then the name will be untitled and the name of the placed images will not be shown

[TonyGamble]

Thanks. But I have just done an export to a TIFF and it has called it Untitled.

EDIT. And when I make the filename a blank it will not export at all.

T

[R C-R]

1 hour ago, TonyGamble said:

But I have just done an export to a TIFF and it has called it Untitled.

Was it a document with an unnamed bottom layer?

1 hour ago, DWright said:

... for documents that have been combined it be the bottom layer that the other images have been placed on and if this layer was a new document then the name will be untitled ...

 

[TonyGamble]

I am not using layers.

I am simply trying to match up three bracketed shots using the HDR stacking in the prog.

T

[R C-R]

2 hours ago, TonyGamble said:

I am not using layers.

I am not sure what you mean by that since all Affinity documents that have any content have at least one layer. A screenshot of your Layers panel before you try to export to any other file type might help make clearer what you mean.

Edited February 25, 2020 by R C-R
edited for clarity