To make a photo temporarily available to the Media Browser, double-click it.

This downloads the original to your Mac, where its available in the Media Browser until Photos optimizes it again to save disk space.

When you do this, youll lose the space-saving benefits of the Optimize Mac Storage preference.

As an improvement suggestion: Would it be possible in the next versions, similar to the Photoshop, with Alt and right mouse button the tool size and hardness directly in the picture to adjust This would be a great relief, not only for me.

I hope you can read and understand my text, I have it translated by the Google translator because my English is not perfect.

So Serif has not writen these functions and only uses the capabilitys of the operating system.

It is a pity that for Windows users there is no way to get an image browser similar to the Bridge in Photoshop.

I can then just save my pictures for further processing in PSD.

I would not want to save any additional JPG file, so I know which afphoto file is.

That is what I use 99 of the time to browse through my Affinity files looking for ones I want to open.

The only time I use the Media Browser is when I want to open a file stored in the Apple Photos apps library (since those files cant be opened directly from Finder).

If you are not using a Mac then obviously, that would be of no use to you.

Delighted to be using Affinity Designer, Photo, and now Publisher.

For Photoshop it is always more comfortable, there I have either the Bridge or Lightroom for the picture selection available.

One more question: Does it last with you also until a Raw file in AP has opened, my camera is a Sony A99V In CS6 I click on the same file and it is loaded.

With an Intel i7, 16GB memory and the programs on a Sandisk SSD, my computer is not exactly the slowest.

Partially, I have in AP already consider whether I have chosen the file at all, but after a felt minute it is finally loaded.

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