Graham.M 0 Posted May 7 Find the lack of a "revert" button to reload the last stored version somewhat irritating. It is a bind having to close the image and then load it again. Particularly, when I'm experimenting I need to scrub the changes and restart from scratch. Reverting to the last clean version is far less accident prone than the steps needed to close (without saving) and reloading. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
haakoo 252 Posted May 7 Most of us use a duplicate(ctrl+j) and hide the lower layer in the layers panel This way you have the original still intact. Or Open image>ctrl+a > ctrl+c Menu>New From Clipboard This will open the same image in a new tab where you can experiment 1 Dave Quail reacted to this ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Win10(1809)Home / Photo / Designer / Publisher & latest (beta) versions Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nana 75 Posted May 7 14 minutes ago, Graham.M said: Find the lack of a "revert" button to reload the last stored version somewhat irritating. It is a bind having to close the image and then load it again. Particularly, when I'm experimenting I need to scrub the changes and restart from scratch. Reverting to the last clean version is far less accident prone than the steps needed to close (without saving) and reloading. You can use the snapshot studio for this purpose. It allows you to take a snapshot of your work at whatever stage you deem fit. You can then revert to that state at any time. From top level menu, select View-> Studio->snapshot 2 Dave Quail and PaulAffinity reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
HVDB Photography 185 Posted May 8 Roll back history !! 1 Chris B reacted to this Affinity Photo 1.6.5.123 & 1.7.0.333 bèta Windows 10 Home v 1809 (build 17763.437) - 64 bit processor - AMD A4-5000 APU with Radeon HD Graphics 1.50GHz - RAM 8,00 GB Calibrated Monitor (Datacolor Spyder5 Pro) My Youtube channel Flickr Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chris B 1,180 Posted May 8 44 minutes ago, HVDB Photography said: Roll back history !! Agreed. This does the job of Revert but is also more flexible and you now have the ability to have multiple history branches with the 'cycle future' feature. 1 DavidDoesAffinity reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Graham.M 0 Posted Tuesday at 05:02 PM Thanks, I'll try those out. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
