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I am a total beginner at photography and editing so forgive my lack of using technical terms. My issue is that I have been using Affinity for a few weeks and everything has been fine. Now suddenly when I open a new photo to edit, it looks nothing like the original photo. It already looks edited (and awfully at that). I haven't saved any presets as far as I know. I just want to be able to open my photo and have it look like the original unedited version. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Hi Moogster and Welcome to the Forums,

 

Are you using Affinity on Windows or Mac?  Also can you share a screenshot of the image outside of Affinity and one inside of Affinity.  Lastly, if you could also attach the image in question, we can look into this further.

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Could you be a bit more specific about how your photos look edited, like if they are blurry or the colors are off? If the former, are you viewing them at 100% size in Affinity? If the latter, it could be a color profile issue.

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I am using Affinity on Windows. When I open the new photo, the colors are off. I have tried adjusting the color profile with no luck. 

The first image below s the original image, the way it looks on my camera and any other program I use to open photos on my computer. The image beneath that is the way it looks when I open it in Affinity before making any adjustments.

 

RC1.jpg

RC2.jpg

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I have been using Affinity for a couple weeks and had no issues. Now suddenly when I open a new photo, it appears as if unwanted edits have already been made.

I am using Affinity on Windows. When I open the new photo, the colors are off. I have tried adjusting the color profile with no luck. 

The first image below s the original image, the way it looks on my camera and any other program I use to open photos on my computer. The image beneath that is the way it looks when I open it in Affinity before making any adjustments.

 

RC1.jpg

RC2.jpg

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When I open the original image, it looks identical.

But,  ICC profile and Metadata are not embedded !

it's better do the test with the original, non edited version .

 

Camera type ? AP software version ?

 

Affinity Photo  2.3.1

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Windows 11 Home 23H2 (Build 22631.3007) - Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8565U CPU @ 1.80GHz   2.00 GHz - RAM 16,0 GB

 

 
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Are these JPG or RAW files?  Could you upload the original unedited image to out dropbox here

 

If it's a RAW file, i'd always expect some difference when viewing it in different apps, as we all use different RAW engines and apply different auto-corrections.  

 

@Moogster I've merged this post with the 1st post you made one this issue. Just to keep everything together in the 1 thread

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These are RAW files. 

I have not had this issue previously. Until now every photo I opened in Affinity looked "normal" and unedited. I have not see this much variation in the RAW photos between my camera and Affinity before.

Per your request I have uploaded the original unedited photo to the dropbox link.

Thanks for looking into this.

 

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