Affinity Photo “Show AF Regions”

[DT 13olt]

Hi,

New to the forum, hope I’m in the correct section.

Affinity Photo version 1.10.5.1342

Camera Canon EOS 1DX Mkii shooting RAW

Camera shooting full length vertical image, and focused on the subject’s eyes with in camera confirmation. However, when I open the RAW file in Affinity Photo and tick the “Show AF Regions” I get a green focus point highlighted on the bottom row eleven focus points down from It’s in tendered target point.  

Are there any known issues with the latest version?

Show AF Regions.pdf

[stokerg]

Hi @DT 13oltand Welcome to the Forums,

There was an issue a while back where the AF regions would show in the wrong place but this was fixed a while go.

If you could provide a RAW file that shows the issue either here on the Forums or upload it to our Dropbox here, i can get it logged with the Developers. 

[DT 13olt]

Hi,I have attached two RAW image files.

Original focus point is name of file.

Cheers

David Bolt

Focus point subjects left eye.CR2 Focus point UVA 5 stars - bottom of product.CR2

[NotMyFault]

Can reproduce the issue for both images.

 

Apple RAW:

• Image is shown with correct focus point, but 90 degree rotated to the right.

Serif RAW:

• Image is shown in portrait mode, but focus point is on bottom instead on on top.

It seems the focus overlay is 180 degree rotated to the image.

 

To verify, i opened the files with Canon DPP, which shows the correct orientation and focus points for both images.

 

[stokerg]

16 hours ago, DT 13olt said:

Original focus point is name of file.

 

Great thank you  

16 hours ago, NotMyFault said:

Can reproduce the issue for both images.

 

Thank you also  The more users we have confirm an issue the better, as if we can't replicate we have clearly missed a step.  In this case, i've replicated the issue and will get it logged with the Dev team.

 

[ogquez]

Was referred to this post by another user. Can confirm that I too am having the same issue on the latest AP firmware. 

Using Canon R5 w/ RF 28-70mm

Tried loading images that were in portrait and in landscape mode. Both modes are showing inaccurate AF points on both my iPad and Mac. When the images are loaded in DPP4; the AF points are accurate.