Maybe thats the problem īut the resolution you get seems strange. But I had it that way by default.Īh I just saw that your camera isn't supported yet by Snapseed. Finally I click on the 3 dots (top right) then I click on open with and then I get the full res shot in AP.īut within Snapseed you can set the image size and jpeg quality. I open the locally stored file via Snapseed, then I do the raw editing. Strange, my files ( Oly OMD EM1-II ) automatically have been cropped, what setting (where?) do I miss? When I open a Raw file in Snapseed the file has already been cropped to 3200x2400 How do you manage to get the original size? I think it is not a problem within Snapseed or Affinity, when I save a Raw picture ( 5184x3888) directly to my iPad Pro 12,9 in Photos the saved file is 3200x2400 pixels in size. Strange, my files ( Oly OMD EM1-II ) automatically have been cropped, what setting (where?) do I miss? I also get full resolution with Snapseed which is 6000x4000 pixels with my camera. I can imoprt the files directly from my camera, I don't have to use iCloud. I will try to figure out how to import raw files directly into AP. It works fine when I first import them into Snapseed. (editing was a bit over the top )Įdit: I had some troubles with importing the files to AP first. Here's a quick comparison between the raw file (above) and the image edited in Snapseed and AP. It's really fun to edit with the Apple Pencil on the 12.9 inch iPad Pro. I import raw files through iCloud or the camera connection kit, then I open them in Snapseed and export them to Affinity Photo. But I just bought Affinity Photo and IMO the workflow rocks. I didn't have the opportunity to try Enlight on the iPad. When you first need to upload the files to the cloud.why working on an iPad ?Īpple / Serif need to make possible to open RAW files in their native format, then the iPad / Affinity can be a " professional" foto editing computer / app You can't open RAW files directly from your iPad, when you do the trick with Snapseed the file is cropped to 3200 x 2400.
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