Sambeaup Posted June 26, 2019 Posted June 26, 2019 Hi, I would like to know if there is a way to increase the speed of Affinity Photo on IPad Pro (256gb, 12.9inch, os 12.3.1)? I work on a 125mb file. 2900px by 2700px. Around 100 layers. I erase my history every 5 minutes but after a while I have to wait 30-40 seconds between each « clicks ». If I close the application and reopen it, I can work normally for max 6-7 minutes. Is there anything I can do? I try to merge my layers but I work on very complex visuals. Is there a way to merge my layers while keeping everything editable in another document (like in Photoshop with « smart object ».)? thanks a lot Quote
Antropko Posted June 26, 2019 Posted June 26, 2019 1 hour ago, Sambeaup said: Hi, I would like to know if there is a way to increase the speed of Affinity Photo on IPad Pro (256gb, 12.9inch, os 12.3.1)? I work on a 125mb file. 2900px by 2700px. Around 100 layers. I erase my history every 5 minutes but after a while I have to wait 30-40 seconds between each « clicks ». If I close the application and reopen it, I can work normally for max 6-7 minutes. Is there anything I can do? I try to merge my layers but I work on very complex visuals. Is there a way to merge my layers while keeping everything editable in another document (like in Photoshop with « smart object ».)? thanks a lot Hello, I actually have the same issue working on a PSD or tiff files 200mb in size with only 4 layers. It takes several seconds to see the result of a brush. I am running 12.9 inch Ipad pro (2nd gen.) (256gb, 12.9inch, os 12.3.1). I am not sure if the issue was present with previous versions of affinity app. It would be nice to know if it is a hardware limitation or software and any possible way around it ? I have checked that with affinity app opened only 6% of Ipad's RAM is free, I am not a developer but it seems affinity is eating up a significant amount of RAM. Thanks in advance. Quote
rpaul Posted June 26, 2019 Posted June 26, 2019 Im not a professional, but have spent several months on AP. What seens to work best for me is to find a way to break the project down into separate files, do a merge-visible and assemble the merged images into a final version. Quote
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