@@megamarvelguy6323 I did actually. In the newer version, instead of "Effects," it is "Quick FX" (and shortened to "FX" when seen in abbreviated form, when the tab is viewable, but you are not on that tab) and it can be switched on in the "Window" option on the main menu.
I am on Affinity Photo 2.2.1, and there is no Effects palette anywhere. In the Window dropdown that shows all the available palettes, it doesn't seem to exist. Where is it? This video is not that old, did they change this feature? Thank you
Mike - enjoyed the video. Question for you. Do you know if you can create a drop shadow, name it and save it, and then export to on1 photo raw? Been seeing images with the drop shadow and it looks great. Affinitys method of creation of the drop shadow is much easier than what On1 gives us.
Your style is teaching me all kinds of steps as I go, more easily than most. Thanks for your channel. You are a good teacher!
Thank you for the kind words!
Thank you only I don't seem to have the 'effects' tab on my version and I have just purchased it and it version 2!
look for Quick FX.. i had also had issues finding that.
@@FX_AnimationStudios Thank you
I also don't have any Effect tab on my version. I also just purchased version 2.
Did you figure how to get an effects tab?
@@megamarvelguy6323 I did actually. In the newer version, instead of "Effects," it is "Quick FX" (and shortened to "FX" when seen in abbreviated form, when the tab is viewable, but you are not on that tab) and it can be switched on in the "Window" option on the main menu.
I am on Affinity Photo 2.2.1, and there is no Effects palette anywhere. In the Window dropdown that shows all the available palettes, it doesn't seem to exist. Where is it? This video is not that old, did they change this feature? Thank you
It's called Quick fx.
I'm using Photo 2 and I don't seem to have an Effects tab. can you help?
It's called Quick fx.
Great tip. I appreciate you taking the time to make this video. That offset tool is super useful. Thanks again.
okay. I don't have an effects tab. window. or anything. ugh
Thank you for the Tut. Subscribed
I never knew the click and drag technique. 👍.
Mike - enjoyed the video. Question for you. Do you know if you can create a drop shadow, name it and save it, and then export to on1 photo raw? Been seeing images with the drop shadow and it looks great. Affinitys method of creation of the drop shadow is much easier than what On1 gives us.
Thank you
Interesting tutorial. Too bad it's out of focus.