Panorama Affinity Photo

[Guzzi]

Good evening.
Now I have tried the panorama function once. The program can do a lot and I especially like the function Inpainting.  But I also noticed a few things negative:
1) There is no protocol and I have found no function "undo".
2) Inpainting does not complete all jobs. (See attachment photo right margin). Or in the sky picture elements are duplicated, which should not be. (See upper edge and especially upper right corner.

3) The original pictures have 180 DPI, but the panorama only 96 DPI - This suffers from the picture quality.
Do you think that's alright? Not me.

Greetings
Guzzi

[Gabe]

Hi @Guzzi ,

1. If the history studio is missing, you can turn it back on by going to View > Studio > History
2. The Inpainting tool work by analysing the nearby area around your selection. You would expect this result if you try to inpaint large areas with no "filling" material around the selection. The inpainting tool has its limitations. 
3. DPI is only important if you print the photo. Digitally, it has no effect on the quality of the picture. 

Thanks,

Gabe. 

[R C-R]

2 hours ago, GabrielM said:

DPI is only important if you print the photo. Digitally, it has no effect on the quality of the picture. 

And only if you print using the DPI value included as metadata in the file. It is not uncommon to set the printer to use some other value, like with the "Scale to Fit" option, which might be used to print a panorama that otherwise would be too wide to fit on the page.