You can also store them in a handy gallery. Using the View -> Studio -> Macro and View -> Studio -> Library menu items, you can access new panels which will allow you to record actions, save them, then play them back later. It support multi-layer EXR files and offers control (through Preferences) over alpha association and premultiplication. It correctly deals with 0-alpha cases (as per the OpenEXR spec) and generally operates in linear space. OpenEXR / HDR (Radiance) / 32bit TIFF Import / Export Use File -> New HDR Merge to get started. HDR merging lets you create a deep, unbounded 32-bit image from a number of exposure bracketed source images. Photo now offers a full compositing / editing environment for 32bit unbounded images. I’m trying the beta now and I’ll report back if anything stands out, but for now, here’s some highlights from the release notes about some of the feature’s that I’m most excited about:
There is a lot on it, and they’ve really listened to customer feedback. The company has released a “release candidate” beta for existing customers along with a long list of improvements. The next version of Affinity Photo, due for release fairly soon, has a pretty impressive feature release.
0 kommentar(er)
