[Solved] Why is my image cropped?

[tgckpg]

I can view my image with the builtin photo app. But when I opened it in affinity photo. It appeared as cropped.

Also there's a white line on the left edge. Is this a bug?

PC Version: Win 10 1809 ( Build 17763.379 )

Affinity Photo Version: 1.6.5.135

File Format: DNG

Properties show in Affinity Photo: 6028x4024px, 24.26MP, RGBA/32 (HDR) - RAW

[walt.farrell]

I think it's unlikely that the Windows Photos app is showing you the raw image. It's probably showing you the embedded jpeg preview.

Affinity Photo will generally show you more pixels of a raw image than other viewers show, as most viewers/developers will omit some set of edge pixels on all 4 sides, as suggested by the camera manufacturer. Photo does not omit them, as they sometimes contain useful information. Photo lets you crop them out if you want to, rather than throwing them away automatically.

The claimed sensor size of your camera is 6016 x 4000 pixels, and Photo is giving you 6028 x 4024.

That may help explains the white line.

Without having the actual file, or seeing the complete image (as displayed by Windows Photos and by Affinity Photo) I'm not sure how to explain the appearance of cropping, but it's possibly the result of a lens distortion correction.

[tgckpg]

The DNG is large. I am not sure if I can upload this here...

Wait, I can upload up to 2GB!?

Alrighty, here's the raw image. Hope this help.

IMGP2804.DNG

Update: Just found out that MOST of my images are cropped like this ( in Affinity Photo ). Only a few of them does not suffer this strange behaviour.

Update 2: I can edit it with the builtin photo app without it being cropped.

[Pšenda]

Try off Automatic lens correction (in Develop Assistant).

[Dan C]

Hi tgckpg

I've tested using your RAW file and I can confirm that turning off Automatic Lens Correction fixes this issue for you. I hope this helps!

[tgckpg]

Thanks. That did the trick!