I can take a drawing I did from my sketchbook, snap a clean photo, import it to Capture and then export it via AirDrop to my iMac as SVG. Adobe Capture can access the camera or the photo album and once you select the vector image that's traced, you can export it as SVG, PDF, the image itself natively. That's how I do it.Īdobe Capture can export to SVG once you save it to the library.
ADOBE CAPTURE SVG FULL SIZE
If you're doing 16 x 19, then the desktop with an external monitor will be much better of an experience so you can view everything at once, one with preview at the window fit size and the other full size in real time.
The iPad version of Affinity Designer works well but it depends on the available RAM and storage space to do the job. However, working with this many layers on 600 dpi, then you definitely need to do that on the desktop or laptop. However, if you have a high end camera like a DSLR/mirrorless, that would do the job better than a smartphone.
ADOBE CAPTURE SVG BLUETOOTH
Now, if you had a camera stand and a crane rod with the adapter to hold the phone while laying the artwork on the floor or table, you can use a bluetooth remote to take photos/scans that way. However, mobile wise, if you want to scan, there's SwiftScan for the iPhone which I use a lot. Sure, a flatbed scanner will do the job when you're in the office or home studio. I'm surprised the Moment lens is not 'detected' by this app let alone other camera lens such as Nikon, Fuji, Apple, etc. There needs to be a better way for Affinity to make it easier to do anamorphic processing for still photos or at least detect it. And there's the little square icon with 9 or 10 pegs on it in the transform tool and I think you have to select where the transform should be at? At center? Upper left corner? You can't access the transform or re-size document during the processing phase and available AFTER you process the DNG/RAW images.Īlso, if you transform or de-squeeze the image to proper anamorphic width and length, the canvas size is unaffected which means you have to change that as well or increase the canvas size for the de-squeezed image to fit in. When I import the RAW image, it always goes to the editor for 'processing' before using the full Affinity Photo workspace. But the RAW anamorphic image looks stretched out originally and not de-squeezed via the Moment camera app ( JPEG and TIFF de-squeezes automatically so no need to manually do it ). It looks like I do have the click/select on the layer of the image itself to use the transform panel or document re-size.
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