It supports layers and affinity can open these files with their layers intact. You can open the tiff in Affinity’s raw persona, though you have more options in the edit persona, but you won’t have any filters or adjustment layers as tiff format doesn’t support them. Tiff is a 'developed' format, no longer raw as some of the original raw information may have been 'altered' or lost in the raw edits. I need to be able to keep the Lightroom adjustments adjustable, but I also need to be able to import into AP with these edits in place.ĭNG is a RAW format, it contains all the original exposures information, available for editing in raw editor. I would do that, as I dont care what the editing format is as long as its lossless, but the other (just as vital) difference between exporting as a tif and as a DNG, is that upon reopening in Lightroom I can see and edit all my previous lightroom adjustments, where as a tif I cannot. I can export as a tif, and when I import into Affinity the edits are shown. Is this normal? Because it seems a little strange. However, when I export as a DNG, and import into Affinity it seems to ignore the Lightroom adjustments. The way round this seems to be to ‘export as’ in Lightroom, and then import into Affinity. I have noticed that when ‘share’ to affinity (or to anything) Lightroom only shares a JPEG, regardless of the starting image format. I have been trying Lightroom to Affinity workflows on my iPad.
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