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How to replicate iPhone filter

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Hi all

One of the built in effects on the iPhone Photos app is ‘Dramatic Warm’ which I quite like for some subjects. I’ve attached an example - original and a ‘Dramatic Warm’. I’d like to know how to get that effect in Affinity Photo (which will probably be similar to Photoshop). I think there’s an obvious warmer tint and maybe crushed blacks but I think there’s more to it.
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Any ideas?
Thanks.
 
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I have never used Affinity, but if you are shooting raw, then it should be easy. Change the white balance (this is the main warming), probably increase the contrast.
 
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