I am looking for the place on the Mac where the presets of my studios (Publisher, Designer, Photo) are stored. It is to tricky to go the 'Application Support' subfolder and grab these files (strangely there is no Folder for Designer there). It would be great if Serif would make all these presets somehow exportable so one can reuse it on all the computers one have / at the agency. Can one save the context-bar as a file? As it seams the custom layout is not saved within the studio preset.Are the StudioLink-Shortcuts of Designer and Photo stored within the Publisher-export-file? I am a little confused when it comes to the shortcuts-export/import and StudioLink: I have created a set of shortcuts in Designer, Photo and Publisher. Is it possible to import / export the studio presets as you can do this with the shortcuts? Also I wonder if the StudioLink at Publisher in Designer / Photo mode can use the saved studio presets for the separate apps, too? If you wanted a printed version of any of our most recent issues we have a selection of back issues (opens in new tab) to choose from in our online store.I am looking for the place on the Mac where the presets of my studios (Publisher, Designer, Photo) are stored. Readly (opens in new tab) (all-you-can-eat digital magazine subscription service).PocketMags (opens in new tab) (multi-platform app ideal for Android devices).Zinio app (opens in new tab) (multi-platform app for desktop or smartphone).Apple app (opens in new tab) (for iPad or iPhone).Why not subscribe (opens in new tab) to a print edition, and have the magazine delivered direct to your door every month?Īlternatively, we have a number of different digital options available, including: This tutorial originally appeared in N-Photo, the monthly newsstand magazine for Nikon photographers. The controls allow us to lower the brightness of the blown-out lights in the scene, revealing detail and balancing out tones. Here we’ve used the Develop Persona (which can be used for Raws and JPEGs). Both offer a similar set of colour sliders that let you fine-tune the look of the black and white by, say, darkening a blue sky or lightening foliage. The other is the Black & White panel within the Develop Persona.

One of these is the Black & White adjustment layer, which is found within the Photo Persona.

There are several ways to convert to monochrome in Affinity Photo, but the two most useful methods both offer crucial control over the brightness of different colours during the conversion.

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