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Yea, the following steps should work:

 

1. Open Portrait Pro and go to Preferences > Plugin

2. Click Run Plug-in Installer

3. Un-tick options for Adobe PS and PS Elements and click Choose Install Path Manually

4. Select a folder location and click open

5. Once installed, open Affinity Photo and go to Preferences > Plugins

6. Click Add under Plugin search folders and add the location where you installed the plugin above

7. Click Authorise Global under Plugin Support Folders 

8. Click Close - the app will now restart

9. Go back to Preferences > Plugins - the plugin should now be listed.

10. Click Allow "unknown" Plugins and then close

 

The plugin should now work from Filters > Plugins :)

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Portrait Pro seems to be working; however the related Portrait Pro Body and Landscape Pro plugins (which can be purchased in a bundle with Portrait Pro) cause Affinity Photo to crash when trying to launch them.

 

Mac OS X

 

Versions: Affinity Photo 1.5.1

Portrait Pro Studio 15.7 64-bit (works)

Portrait Pro Body Studio 1.3.3 64-bit (crashes)

Landscape Pro Studio 1.4.4 64-bit (crashes)

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On 2/22/2016 at 4:02 AM, Leigh said:

Yea, the following steps should work:

 

1. Open Portrait Pro and go to Preferences > Plugin

2. Click Run Plug-in Installer

3. Un-tick options for Adobe PS and PS Elements and click Choose Install Path Manually

4. Select a folder location and click open

5. Once installed, open Affinity Photo and go to Preferences > Plugins

6. Click Add under Plugin search folders and add the location where you installed the plugin above

7. Click Authorise Global under Plugin Support Folders 

8. Click Close - the app will now restart

9. Go back to Preferences > Plugins - the plugin should now be listed.

10. Click Allow "unknown" Plugins and then close

 

The plugin should now work from Filters > Plugins :)

Thank you for your explanation. Now that the picture is open in Affinity photo, how to I continue editing it in Portrait pro? I don't see any option when I right click on the image. Thanks. 

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