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Even if you switch touch to “gestures only” working with the Pencil is all too often a frustrating nightmare.

Palm rejection is pretty much not there at all and is driving me insane.

Affinity itself cannot open an Affinity image from its OWN storage sandbox from within Affinity, once it has been closed, if you are saving “on the iPad”. Once you have closed an Affinity image the only way to open it again is via the Files app. So even if it IS saved, you have to exit and save just to be sure, which is a total waste of time. And Affinity should KNOW when an image contains unsaved edits - at the moment it doesn’t, or at least it’s not willing to tell you. Even when you actively close an image you don’t have the option to save if it isn’t saved, and it doesn’t tell you whether it is saved or not. There should at least be the option to save automatically, both when you exit an image and when you close it. The management of ”Closing” and “Saving” images is much too restrictive and poorly implemented. Since there are no sensitivity settings for this the only option is to turn it off entirely. Affinity just thinks I am, every couple of seconds, if I change my grip on the Pencil by even the tiniest fraction. Otherwise you are constantly accidentally committing or undoing actions while you are in the middle of them. You have to close every single file, and you have to know whether it needs saving or not because Affinity DOES NOT TELL YOU.ĭouble-tap on the Pencil is simply unusable and has to be switched off to be able to use the Pencil at all. You can’t even close all the files in a project together. I’m just getting into it and although I like most of it a lot there are a number of things that are actively counter-productive: I started a thread in the feature request section.Īdd this to a number of really strange UI and design decisions in Affinity Photo on the iPad.