Nice video. I have just started using the Affinity Photo. I expect it will be similar to the Photoshop. This video gives me more confident in making the transition from Photoshop to Affinity.
I love these programs but I have not found a way to make a contact sheet and view several images at the same time to show my client. Is there a way you can explain to us please, because in other programs it is very simple but not here I find the way. Thank you very much for your response and your excellent videos.
It looks quite good, I wonder if you can set it up to look like Lightroom. With the film strip along the bottom. It appears to be a lot like Photoshop.
I agree. I don't use PhotoShop for my photographs, just lightroom. This tutorial has covers Photoshop equivalents and not so much just touching up a photo like with Lightroom.
I have a few questions. After I've removed a background I don't want, how do I add in a totally different background? I mean a background from another photo? Additionally, If I just want to remove a specific object, select that object, cut it out and just add what I want instead? I'll use an example from the video of the steeple. If I wanted to just change the sky in that without changing the leaves on the tree, how would I do that? Would I have to select the sky and all of the negative spaces in-between the leaves as well? If I had a stormy sky picture that I wanted to use instead, how could I import that into the photo? What if I wanted to add an animal into the foreground of the forest? How would add that to the picture? Where can I find the answers to my questions?
You can use the masking tool by dragging the object over the desired background then colour saturations/contrast and paint brushses to blend images to match
Why Affinity Photo on my Silicon Mac opens HEIC images with 20% of the full resolution original images (4032 × 3024 pixel)? It opens full resolutions for JPEG, PNG, so on.
Shouldn't call this 'for beginner' I learned very little, could NOT keep up. More like "for the very learned in photo editing" as I don't get the terms, no idea what any of the tools actually do or how to apply or adjust and or why I ever would, completely lost on templates, i try to import pic and i get a piece of the pic in a box, I'm so lost & frustrated. Im used to FCPX and video editing but trying to get into photography, and wow I never thought photography was 100X's harder than video. Photoshop & photography is like walking into advanced physics & engineering to me, and thought affinity would be easier, but the more I see and hear this is as if not more complicated than adobe. Definitely going to need a real teacher sitting next to me pointing and explaining everything in detail with "click here" and a binder with "to do this: step 1, 2, 3" level instruction. Udemy classes are awful as well as they (like the outdated photo affinity book I wasted my money on) are all outdated and none of the buttons are the same anymore, so UA-cam university (and the Affinity book) are a massive #FAIL for me on this topic.
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Learned more from this one then from some video's that take 30 minutes about one tiny detail. Thumbs up
Thank you very much!!
Excellent! One of the best, clearest, most helpful, full tutorials I ever saw!!
Glad it was helpful!
The second I had a question in my head you answered it, super clear and detailed - thank you!
No problem :)
Nice video. I have just started using the Affinity Photo. I expect it will be similar to the Photoshop. This video gives me more confident in making the transition from Photoshop to Affinity.
Glad it was helpful!
This narrator has an excellent voice. Potential career in audiobook narration.
They could even be a UA-camr if they play their cards right!
It's AI 😊
@@gabrielmnt4119 I doubt it.
Sounds like an old Barney the dinosaur.
Sounds like an old man goofy.
amazing video, everything explained clearly and quickly!
Thank you very much!!
Nice quick overview ... thank you !!!
You're welcome!
Thank you, excellent video!
Great for changing background colours for painting portraits and resizing to print using the clients original photo
Liked and subbed. Great information. Great explanations. Nothing too difficult
Thank you very much!!!
Thanks for this. I'm a total newbie with graphic design, and this kind of content is very helpful to start me in the right direction.
You are welcome, good luck with your next drawings!
Good lesson. Learnt a lot.
Great video I have a question:could you make a video about affinity designer 2 tutorial for beginners
We are planning to make an update on that one too!
I love these programs but I have not found a way to make a contact sheet and view several images at the same time to show my client. Is there a way you can explain to us please, because in other programs it is very simple but not here I find the way. Thank you very much for your response and your excellent videos.
It looks quite good, I wonder if you can set it up to look like Lightroom. With the
film strip along the bottom. It appears to be a lot like Photoshop.
I agree. I don't use PhotoShop for my photographs, just lightroom. This tutorial has covers Photoshop equivalents and not so much just touching up a photo like with Lightroom.
@@tectorama Affinity photo is a photoshop replacement. For a Lightroom replacement look at Capture One, which has a perpetual license.
Great video!
Great summary thank you 🙏
I have a few questions. After I've removed a background I don't want, how do I add in a totally different background? I mean a background from another photo? Additionally, If I just want to remove a specific object, select that object, cut it out and just add what I want instead? I'll use an example from the video of the steeple. If I wanted to just change the sky in that without changing the leaves on the tree, how would I do that? Would I have to select the sky and all of the negative spaces in-between the leaves as well? If I had a stormy sky picture that I wanted to use instead, how could I import that into the photo? What if I wanted to add an animal into the foreground of the forest? How would add that to the picture? Where can I find the answers to my questions?
You can use the masking tool by dragging the object over the desired background then colour saturations/contrast and paint brushses to blend images to match
Why Affinity Photo on my Silicon Mac opens HEIC images with 20% of the full resolution original images (4032 × 3024 pixel)? It opens full resolutions for JPEG, PNG, so on.
Is this a iPad version , as the trial version has far less for example tools
Very helpful.
You are welcome!
excellent video
Thank you!!
Hello, I clicked the create button and it does not open a new page. What should I do?
This was kinda helpful, but there's no vector tool or a few other tools I can't find
Nice
Is Joe Pera teching me Affinity Photo now?
Serif should outlaw the word "can." Don't tell us we "can" do things. Show us "how" to do them. A beginners' tutorial is for just that. Beginners.
Wahahaa,, GOOD BYEEE ADOBEE
Don’t think I’ll ever get this.
How come :(
Nobody wants to hear grandpa and him speaking at 5x slow.
This AI Voice though wtf = CRAP AF As always mate
It is real human.
His voice is ai generated….😂
No, it's a real human.
This guy sounds kinda like Goofy
Shouldn't call this 'for beginner' I learned very little, could NOT keep up. More like "for the very learned in photo editing" as I don't get the terms, no idea what any of the tools actually do or how to apply or adjust and or why I ever would, completely lost on templates, i try to import pic and i get a piece of the pic in a box, I'm so lost & frustrated. Im used to FCPX and video editing but trying to get into photography, and wow I never thought photography was 100X's harder than video. Photoshop & photography is like walking into advanced physics & engineering to me, and thought affinity would be easier, but the more I see and hear this is as if not more complicated than adobe. Definitely going to need a real teacher sitting next to me pointing and explaining everything in detail with "click here" and a binder with "to do this: step 1, 2, 3" level instruction. Udemy classes are awful as well as they (like the outdated photo affinity book I wasted my money on) are all outdated and none of the buttons are the same anymore, so UA-cam university (and the Affinity book) are a massive #FAIL for me on this topic.
Buy a microphone