This is a wonderful tutorial! In the past, I would have used the Recolor adjustment and ‘eye-balled it’. I like the precision of this technique. Thank you. 😊
Just used this today in latest Photoshop. Same exact steps and results, but I had to use CTRL- Click to select layer icon to adjust, and I think color adjustments at the end slightly different setup - would have preferred the Affinity setup. Thanks so much for the excellent video.
These are some of the best tutorials I’ve seen. For ANY program or app. You’ve a wonderful way of imparting complex information in a short time frame. I’ve come from the Photoshop world, and you’ve made the transition totally enjoyable and easy to digest. Thanks!!!
You are doing an EXCELLENT job! I must admit, I had doubts when you first took over from your husband, but you have eased into his chair quite well, happily!!! Keep the awesomeness coming!!!
Fantastic tutorial, Ally. Your teaching style is really effective and refreshing in the midst of all the extreme personalities here on YT. It’s nice to just get good solid content.
I always wanted to be able to do this and now I can! By the way: if you have to change a light colour into a dark one, set the black level to 50% and the white output to 100%. Then decrease the white out until you have reached the desired colour.
I used this technique to recolor the garage door and rain gutters on a photo of our house to see how they would look before painting. I wanted to match the gutter to the trim color and the garage door to the stucco color. Variations: 1 Select an area of existing color, blur, take a color sample, undo blur, delete selection, draw a rectangle which will appear in the selected color. Do the same for the new colors taken from a already painted areas. 2 I found that in the case of one color that in addition to changing the level, I had to also adjust the luminosity to match colors.
There are not many Affinity tutorials on UA-cam, and I am lucky to have found such a well-explained tutorial on colour change by Affinity. Now I can change the image's colour without asking a designer to do it for me. Thank you so much!
Fantastic video. Incredibly informative. I've watched and practiced the instructions and have resolved color problems that have plagued my photography. Hats off to this gifted instructor.
I love how you explain everything in a simple way. I always struggled with the program until I started to see these tutorials. If by any chance you read my comment, please pass this message to the developers. There is a huge potential for Affinity to sell big in the Arab would. We are hesitant to move to it only because it lakes RTL writing which is essential in our language. Otherwise, I really enjoy all 3 Affinity programs and wish wish to share them with my friends.
I've been using Photoshop for many many years. I actually bought affinity about 5 years ago but never really used it. Getting into it more this week and found these videos. Extremely awesome and easy to follow. Looking forward to watching and learning more! Definitely subscribing!
This video helped my understand what I had to do to edit an graphic image, and put a colored background around it. Thanks very much. I have been learning to use Affinity Photo and Publisher for past four weeks to help self-publish my wife's first novel. This helped my create the logo for out publications outfit name.
I wanted to use these tutorials to become more creative in my personal pics. So far I've only messed with my friend's Instagram photos. Thanks for another great video.
Hi Ezra...how are you doing? I hope you are getting better...still praying for you 🙏 Your wife does a FANTASTIC job!! 👏👏👏 But I do miss you. Would like to hear you once again. ~Paulette
Thank you for your support Paulette. I really appreciate it. It looks like God isn't quite ready for me to be healed yet, but I'm grateful for your prayers. I'm still praying too. -Ezra
For those of u who are straggling to figure out why ur color selection is transparent when using the marquee tool or when doing command J to duplicate the colors but not seeing the results. Just select ur image and rasterise it from the layer panel, then do the processes it should work.
TIP: In order for the CTRL+J to work, the image you are taking the sample from must be rasterized. (minute 3:02). To rasterize the image before making your color selection, right click and choose rasterize. then follow instructions in video as usual.
It's a strange "feature" you've run into. If you look in the Layers Panel, you'll see that your photo's layer has (Image) next to it. Image layers behave in... unexpected ways. To fix this "feature", you need to rasterize the layer. Right click on the layer, and then press "Rasterize". Then make your selection, and duplicate it. It should work as expected. For more information on image vs pixel layers, please refer to this video: ua-cam.com/video/IVlhZYcPZ_E/v-deo.html
I almost fell off my bed laughing at her reaction when she realized that when she switched to the brush tool the color blue got reselected 😂🤣😂🤣🙃 great video though I’m learning a lot. I enjoy being subscribed to this channel.
Nice tutorial! This is great, even easier than using the LAB method IMHO. BTW- I find that the local color and value of the object, pending the lighting covers a wide enough range, is often just a little away from the terminator. I've seen painters use this method and it seems to work well for applications like this.
Great video. I would have thought to use the "color picker" to pick up the red, but it never really worked as easily. This video not only covers the color changing, but gets into techniques that use masking, etc that can be used elsewhere. A question...There is a "halo" around the sweater. How would you remove that?
To get rid of the haloing, I would apply a brightness and contrast adjustment, lower the brightness, invert the adjustment, and then paint in white over just the halo edge. Then you could use blend ranges to make it so the adjustment is only applied to the brightest parts of the photo (the halo) by bringing down the 3rd blend range node. 🙂
Thanks for this tutorial! Was having a real difficult time at the 6:20 mark though until I started over. In windows, when I was creating my "group" and selecting it, instead it drug the whole picture around and the group (or selection square) stays in place or the second thing it did is select the entire outer box of the image so when I move the group its one huge transparent box that moves around the smaller colored box. I'm not sure if this was a similar issue some other users were having but I found out you need to lock the background image before starting anything and need to make double sure you are selecting the right layer while following along.
Thank you for such a helpful and well explained tutorial. Such a useful thing to know how to do. I am so pleased with Affinity Photo and your video has unlocked fearures I did not know existed.
All fair and well for plain colours, but is there any way to do this with patterned prints? like overlaying a pattern onto a plain colour product image and vice versa?
Very clever technique. One question: In your final edit, there is a cyan highlight around the sweater from the adjustment applying to the yellow background. Is there a convenient way to correct this other than brushing the mask? Sometimes brushing can be difficult on sharp edges like this. Thanks!
I agree, the masking could have been done better in this video. I'm working on some advanced masking tutorials though, and they should be out be the end of the month. :)
Another nice tutorial Ezra, I still am using PS for one reason Content aware and LR for the library. None beat it that I know of. Still I enjoy and learn from Ally and you. Tom
Thank you, this has been very helpful! When using a paper roll backdrop, should I change the background color this way too? Or should I use another method? Sometimes its hard to change the background color without affecting the hair.
Yes, hair is always tricky to work with. But if you can make a good selection of the wall, then this technique will work great to change its color. Or you can use an HSL adjustment, if you don't need the color to be an exact color.
I reached the same result using the square tool then masking the selection and apply directly on the background pixel layer. Why we need to sample red color and then had another layer for the blue?
Excellent video...but I am a bit confused about one part. In the early stages of the video, around the 3 minute+ mark, you discuss using the lasso tool to select part of the sweater, then using Command-J to duplicate the layer. In your tutorial, the layer picture is the shape of your lasso. When I followed the same steps -- leaving the lasso area active, then doing the Cmd-J -- the duplicate was of the entire image. I tried several times to get the same results, but, alas, to no avail. Any guidance on this would be appreciated. Thanks.
Hmmm... it's hard for me to know what's going wrong without being able to see your screen. I'd post your question with a screenshot on the Affinity forums: forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/5-affinity-on-desktop-questions-mac-and-windows/
Hello, in the video from 2:50 to 4:00. I followed exactly but after the average blur applied I do not get the solid color. Its rather opaque. Any help please.
Hmmm... it's hard for me to know what's going wrong without being able to see your screen. I'd post your question with a screenshot on the Affinity forums: forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/5-affinity-on-desktop-questions-mac-and-windows/
I learnt a lot studying that video. GREAT! However: I finally tried to apply it to a different image where the model was wearing something white and I tried to change the color to pink. This works fine for the areas where the white is close to the average sample, takes hardly any color in lighter areas and will result in an ugly orange or red in darker areas. Now I assume this technique requires a good color saturation of the area to be adapted. Is there any way I can make it work on white as well? By the way: brandcolors.net is up again
It's true, this technique works best when changing a color to a different color. It does not work well when dealing with black or white. And thanks for pointing that out! I'll add the link back to the video description. :)
Could you ever create a video to change the color of a landscape? I mean, same as with the function "color matching" between two photos in Photoshop. Thank you so much !
I was wondering what photography colour checker would you recommend for use with Affinity. I have seen a comparison video comparing spyder checkr and the xrite checker using Lightroom. In lightroom the spyder checkr colour was dulled compared to the xrite, whereas using Capture One they were equivalent. Just wondering if there is a specific checker that works better with Affinity as I am just about to buy your software.
Sorry, I have not used those color checkers with Affinity, so I'm not sure of their pros and cons. You could ask on the Affinity forums if you want to see if anyone else has experience using them with Affinity: forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/5-affinity-on-desktop-questions-mac-and-windows/
Affinity Revolution I’ve bought the iPad version of both Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo, and while it’s gonna take me a while to learn everything, so far I’ve been enjoying the apps.
Thanks very much for this tutorial. I have managed to follow you along, but when you use mask to clean up around the neck, my masking option won't do anything. I have selected the exact mask, and the Bruch tool. Thanks so much. This has been an advanced tutorial, which I have learned another way to adjust colours.
@@TheRedpool Hmmm... I don't know. I would post a screenshot of your work in Affinity Photo on the official Affinity forums: forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/5-affinity-on-desktop-questions-mac-and-windows/
These are some really innovative tips. Thanks! Now I just need to practice masks more often. For some dumb reason, the masking concept remains so foreign to me :-S
Hi I'm a bit lost where I should paint in black on the mask 08:25... I am doing actually the opposite of colouring the sweater, I'm working on the background but its quite rough on the edges when "cleaning up" Isn't there a way of doing it softer to bring back some of the edgeds? what's strange your mask in the video looks different and also your rectangle and level adjustments are both black. My rectangle has the colour which is being put in and the level adjustment is white. Thanks Affinity Photo 1.7.3
At 8:25, I'm painting on the parts of her hair that have had blue applied to them. As for the adjustments' masks being black, that was just Affinity Photo not updating the icons properly. They are actually white, even though they appear black. 🙃
@@AffinityRevolution another thing which slightly irritates me: when you adjust the darker in the colour blend mode layer, the bottom blue is really exactly like the upper blue. In my cases the colour do match in brightness but not in colour tone. I have lots of pastellic coulours. Does that only work with strong colours so precisely? Thanks and cheers Nicolas
@@neglectedloves Hmmm... sorry, I'm not sure. This technique worked for all the colors I've tried, but there might be colors that it doesn't work with. 🤷♀️
This is a wonderful tutorial! In the past, I would have used the Recolor adjustment and ‘eye-balled it’. I like the precision of this technique. Thank you. 😊
That's the same thing I used to do too, before I learned this technique... 😅
Never have i learnt so much about an editing program this fast! thak you for your knowledge! ill buy your new designer course! greetings from Mexico!
Muchas gracias desde los Estados Unidos! 😄
Great Tutorial 👍🏿
Just used this today in latest Photoshop. Same exact steps and results, but I had to use CTRL- Click to select layer icon to adjust, and I think color adjustments at the end slightly different setup - would have preferred the Affinity setup. Thanks so much for the excellent video.
These are some of the best tutorials I’ve seen. For ANY program or app. You’ve a wonderful way of imparting complex information in a short time frame. I’ve come from the Photoshop world, and you’ve made the transition totally enjoyable and easy to digest. Thanks!!!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. 😊
You are doing an EXCELLENT job! I must admit, I had doubts when you first took over from your husband, but you have eased into his chair quite well, happily!!! Keep the awesomeness coming!!!
Thank you Dave! I had doubts too... 😅
Fantastic tutorial, Ally. Your teaching style is really effective and refreshing in the midst of all the extreme personalities here on YT. It’s nice to just get good solid content.
Thank you Steven! 😊
I always wanted to be able to do this and now I can!
By the way: if you have to change a light colour into a dark one, set the black level to 50% and the white output to 100%. Then decrease the white out until you have reached the desired colour.
Thanks for the tip! 😊
I used this technique to recolor the garage door and rain gutters on a photo of our house to see how they would look before painting.
I wanted to match the gutter to the trim color and the garage door to the stucco color.
Variations:
1 Select an area of existing color, blur, take a color sample, undo blur, delete selection, draw a rectangle which will appear in the selected color. Do the same for the new colors taken from a already painted areas.
2 I found that in the case of one color that in addition to changing the level, I had to also adjust the luminosity to match colors.
Very nice use of photo editing! Thanks for sharing.
Before and after images can be seen here:facebook.com/sam.grove/posts/10163229641280215
There are not many Affinity tutorials on UA-cam, and I am lucky to have found such a well-explained tutorial on colour change by Affinity.
Now I can change the image's colour without asking a designer to do it for me.
Thank you so much!
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video. 🤗
The technique you used to grab the exact color... this sh** is science
Isn't it so cool? 😊
Fantastic video. Incredibly informative. I've watched and practiced the instructions and have resolved color problems that have plagued my photography. Hats off to this gifted instructor.
Thank you Monica! 😊
I got 95% of the color change I needed 1st try out of the box. Best painting program tutorial ever! I really like your presentation style.
Glad it was helpful! 😊
I love how you explain everything in a simple way. I always struggled with the program until I started to see these tutorials.
If by any chance you read my comment, please pass this message to the developers. There is a huge potential for Affinity to sell big in the Arab would. We are hesitant to move to it only because it lakes RTL writing which is essential in our language.
Otherwise, I really enjoy all 3 Affinity programs and wish wish to share them with my friends.
I wish they would add RTL. So many people have asked for it. Maybe one day!
Nicely explained in just 10 minutes, without the unnecessary blablabla. Thank you very much =)
You're welcome! Glad you liked the tutorial. 😊
I've been using Photoshop for many many years. I actually bought affinity about 5 years ago but never really used it. Getting into it more this week and found these videos. Extremely awesome and easy to follow. Looking forward to watching and learning more! Definitely subscribing!
Thank you! I'm glad you're liking the videos. 😊
This video helped my understand what I had to do to edit an graphic image, and put a colored background around it. Thanks very much. I have been learning to use Affinity Photo and Publisher for past four weeks to help self-publish my wife's first novel. This helped my create the logo for out publications outfit name.
That's great! I hope the book turns out just the way you both want it to. 😊
You must have been an expert of Photoshop before. Wonderful tutorial and personality.
Thank you! That's so kind of you to say. 😊
This helps with learning to more accurately use masking and selecting too. Thanks for your time, Ally.
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful. 😊
Hey. I really love listening to your voice, accentuation and pace. Thanks to this, I am happy to listen to the entire tutorial. Thank you! ☺️
Thank you! 🤗
I wanted to use these tutorials to become more creative in my personal pics. So far I've only messed with my friend's Instagram photos. Thanks for another great video.
Just keep practicing, and your skills will get better and better. 😊
Thanks for the Exact colour of Anything tutorial much appreciated!
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful. 😊
Thank you for your tutorials! I was looking for some Russian videos but it’s a big pleasure to listen to your voice. Subscribed without any doubts
Thank you! 😊
Hi Ezra...how are you doing? I hope you are getting better...still praying for you 🙏
Your wife does a FANTASTIC job!! 👏👏👏
But I do miss you. Would like to hear you once again.
~Paulette
what happend to him?
Thank you for your support Paulette. I really appreciate it. It looks like God isn't quite ready for me to be healed yet, but I'm grateful for your prayers. I'm still praying too.
-Ezra
@@ThePixelitomedia ua-cam.com/video/E4WvlYYtgMg/v-deo.html 😕
Use 3d LUT Creator for much easier color correction. Without any masks!
LUTs are great! 😊
For those of u who are straggling to figure out why ur color selection is transparent when using the marquee tool or when doing command J to duplicate the colors but not seeing the results. Just select ur image and rasterise it from the layer panel, then do the processes it should work.
Thanks for pointing that out! Non-rasterized layers do strange things...
TIP:
In order for the CTRL+J to work, the image you are taking the sample from must be rasterized. (minute 3:02).
To rasterize the image before making your color selection, right click and choose rasterize. then follow instructions in video as usual.
It's a strange "feature" you've run into. If you look in the Layers Panel, you'll see that your photo's layer has (Image) next to it. Image layers behave in... unexpected ways.
To fix this "feature", you need to rasterize the layer. Right click on the layer, and then press "Rasterize". Then make your selection, and duplicate it. It should work as expected.
For more information on image vs pixel layers, please refer to this video: ua-cam.com/video/IVlhZYcPZ_E/v-deo.html
thanks for the knowledge and explanations, especially the key shots!
You're welcome! Glad you liked the video. 😊
Her voice is very soothing to the ears.
Thank you! 😄
Wow, this is tutorial made me leaving a comment. You absolutely nailed it! Great work!
Thanks so much Johannes! I appreciate that. 😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I really appreciate it. I followed the steps using the image you provided. Everything went perfect.
Yay! I'm glad it worked for you. 😊
I almost fell off my bed laughing at her reaction when she realized that when she switched to the brush tool the color blue got reselected 😂🤣😂🤣🙃 great video though I’m learning a lot. I enjoy being subscribed to this channel.
Haha I'm glad you enjoyed that.... 😅
Nice tutorial! This is great, even easier than using the LAB method IMHO.
BTW- I find that the local color and value of the object, pending the lighting covers a wide enough range, is often just a little away from the terminator. I've seen painters use this method and it seems to work well for applications like this.
Great tip, thanks! 😊
Great video. I would have thought to use the "color picker" to pick up the red, but it never really worked as easily. This video not only covers the color changing, but gets into techniques that use masking, etc that can be used elsewhere. A question...There is a "halo" around the sweater. How would you remove that?
To get rid of the haloing, I would apply a brightness and contrast adjustment, lower the brightness, invert the adjustment, and then paint in white over just the halo edge. Then you could use blend ranges to make it so the adjustment is only applied to the brightest parts of the photo (the halo) by bringing down the 3rd blend range node. 🙂
What a wonderful charming smiley friendly style of presenting. Really enjoyed this tut. Fun ending too!
Haha I'm glad you caught the ending... 😅
Thank you. Your teaching skills are perfect for new starters.
Thank you! Glad you liked the video. 😊
So much easier than I ever imagined. Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial.
You're welcome! Glad you liked the video. 😊
Thank you for this, really clever and well presented. It was easy to follow all the individual steps to get to a result.
Thank you! Glad you liked it. 😊
Thanks for this tutorial!
Was having a real difficult time at the 6:20 mark though until I started over. In windows, when I was creating my "group" and selecting it, instead it drug the whole picture around and the group (or selection square) stays in place or the second thing it did is select the entire outer box of the image so when I move the group its one huge transparent box that moves around the smaller colored box.
I'm not sure if this was a similar issue some other users were having but I found out you need to lock the background image before starting anything and need to make double sure you are selecting the right layer while following along.
Good tips, thanks for sharing!
Great tutorial! There's alot about AP that isn't clear to me or has a round about way of doing it so, your tutorials are appreciated.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video. 😊
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video. 😊
Ally, excellent tutorial! I do color blend on black and white backgrounds to change colors. This would work even better! Thanks!
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video! 😊
Thank you for such a helpful and well explained tutorial. Such a useful thing to know how to do. I am so pleased with Affinity Photo and your video has unlocked fearures I did not know existed.
Thank you! Glad you liked the video. 😊
All fair and well for plain colours, but is there any way to do this with patterned prints? like overlaying a pattern onto a plain colour product image and vice versa?
Maybe this video will help you 😊
ua-cam.com/video/6jM07j-QaGY/v-deo.html
Now this is a keeper! Thank you so much!!!
Thank you Louise! Glad you liked it. 😊
This is what I am Looking for , thanks for sharing . love from Istanbul
Thank you! Glad you liked the video. 😊
Very clever technique. One question: In your final edit, there is a cyan highlight around the sweater from the adjustment applying to the yellow background. Is there a convenient way to correct this other than brushing the mask? Sometimes brushing can be difficult on sharp edges like this. Thanks!
Unfortunately, the only solution is careful painting/masking. There's no easy way around things like that.
Thank you Ally! Your tutorial has been wonderful, sharing your knowledge has been of great importance to me, Thank you!
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video. 😊
So actually we don't have a way to change a color precisely that doesn't require eye calibration?
Exactly. There's not an "Auto match" colors function.
Great.
The masking is unconvincing though. Perhaps ok for a screen but not for printing. Looking forward to an advanced selection/masking tutorial.
I agree, the masking could have been done better in this video. I'm working on some advanced masking tutorials though, and they should be out be the end of the month. :)
Love the way you explain every step with patient. Keep going!
Thank you so much! 😊
Thanks for the tutorial. Its so simple to do that with you. I like it very much.
Thank you! Glad you liked it. 😊
Thank you for your tutorials. These are excellent and with a smile it's even better.
Thank you! 😊
Another nice tutorial Ezra,
I still am using PS for one reason Content aware and LR for the library. None beat it that I know of.
Still I enjoy and learn from Ally and you.
Tom
Thank you Tom! 😊
Thank you, this has been very helpful! When using a paper roll backdrop, should I change the background color this way too? Or should I use another method? Sometimes its hard to change the background color without affecting the hair.
Yes, hair is always tricky to work with. But if you can make a good selection of the wall, then this technique will work great to change its color. Or you can use an HSL adjustment, if you don't need the color to be an exact color.
I just switched from the Adobe suite and have a little learning curve. Thank you for the wonderful and concise presentation ~Subscribed :-)
Thank you! 🤗
I reached the same result using the square tool then masking the selection and apply directly on the background pixel layer. Why we need to sample red color and then had another layer for the blue?
If you got the same result, then that's all that matters. There are many ways to do the same thing in Affinity Photo. 🙂
What a wonderful tutorial. Thank you so much !
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video. 😊
Just another awesome tutorial! 🤪 Nothing but ❤️ for the Affinity Team 🎉
Thank you Alberto! 🤗
Many thanks for the great tutorials. Exactly this function I have been looking for so long and now I can finally do it. Thanks a lot!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial! 😊
Excellent video...but I am a bit confused about one part. In the early stages of the video, around the 3 minute+ mark, you discuss using the lasso tool to select part of the sweater, then using Command-J to duplicate the layer. In your tutorial, the layer picture is the shape of your lasso. When I followed the same steps -- leaving the lasso area active, then doing the Cmd-J -- the duplicate was of the entire image. I tried several times to get the same results, but, alas, to no avail. Any guidance on this would be appreciated. Thanks.
Hmmm... it's hard for me to know what's going wrong without being able to see your screen. I'd post your question with a screenshot on the Affinity forums: forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/5-affinity-on-desktop-questions-mac-and-windows/
You need to rasterize your image first. It becomes a pixel layer and you'll be able to do it as described in video.
@@andrejadamcak7224 wow thnx chief was having the same problem.🙏🏾
Hello, in the video from 2:50 to 4:00. I followed exactly but after the average blur applied I do not get the solid color. Its rather opaque. Any help please.
Hmmm... it's hard for me to know what's going wrong without being able to see your screen. I'd post your question with a screenshot on the Affinity forums: forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/5-affinity-on-desktop-questions-mac-and-windows/
I learnt a lot studying that video. GREAT! However: I finally tried to apply it to a different image where the model was wearing something white and I tried to change the color to pink. This works fine for the areas where the white is close to the average sample, takes hardly any color in lighter areas and will result in an ugly orange or red in darker areas.
Now I assume this technique requires a good color saturation of the area to be adapted. Is there any way I can make it work on white as well?
By the way: brandcolors.net is up again
It's true, this technique works best when changing a color to a different color. It does not work well when dealing with black or white.
And thanks for pointing that out! I'll add the link back to the video description. :)
I love Affinity!
Affinity > Abode! 😁
you and your husband are amazing people I thank you so mush for the tutorials
Thank you Wilbert! 😊
Great video! Thanks for this tutorial. Also the last part made me laugh 😂
Haha thank you! 😄
My favourite voice.
Thank you! 😊
Does the affinity program not support the Smart Objects feature?
Not exactly. You can watch this video for more information: ua-cam.com/video/GOlFQ8eA5cE/v-deo.html
Could you ever create a video to change the color of a landscape?
I mean, same as with the function "color matching" between
two photos in Photoshop.
Thank you so much !
Good idea!
@@AffinityRevolution Thank's for your answer !
You are a genius! Thank you so much!!!
Thank you David! Glad you liked it. 🤗
I was wondering what photography colour checker would you recommend for use with Affinity. I have seen a comparison video comparing spyder checkr and the xrite checker using Lightroom. In lightroom the spyder checkr colour was dulled compared to the xrite, whereas using Capture One they were equivalent. Just wondering if there is a specific checker that works better with Affinity as I am just about to buy your software.
Sorry, I have not used those color checkers with Affinity, so I'm not sure of their pros and cons. You could ask on the Affinity forums if you want to see if anyone else has experience using them with Affinity: forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/5-affinity-on-desktop-questions-mac-and-windows/
this is awesome, and it helped me so much, i appreciate ti.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it! :)
Brilliant. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Thanks Steven! 😊
Excellent tutorial! Thank you.
You're welcome! Glad you liked the video. 😊
Lol i love your enthusiasm doing this. Fun lesson, thank you.
Thank you! Glad you liked the video. 😊
Very well done!
Thank you! 😊
So, I can basically use this trick to make my clothes in my photos any color I want?
You sure can!
Affinity Revolution I’ve bought the iPad version of both Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo, and while it’s gonna take me a while to learn everything, so far I’ve been enjoying the apps.
Amazing video. Thank you
Thank you! Glad you liked it. 😊
Fabulous information!
Thank you! Glad you liked the video. 😊
Do you plan on touching on the digital painting aspect of AP? I realize some was explained when masking the photo.
That's a good idea for a future video. 🙂
wow! that's a great way to match! thanks for sharing!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. 😊
Thanks very much for this tutorial. I have managed to follow you along, but when you use mask to clean up around the neck, my masking option won't do anything. I have selected the exact mask, and the Bruch tool. Thanks so much. This has been an advanced tutorial, which I have learned another way to adjust colours.
Is only the mask layer highlighted in your layers panel?
I would double check that you are painting in black, and have your flow and opacity set to 100%.
@@AffinityRevolution Yes, I am.
@@ShaynaPulley Yes, it is selected.
@@TheRedpool Hmmm... I don't know. I would post a screenshot of your work in Affinity Photo on the official Affinity forums: forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/5-affinity-on-desktop-questions-mac-and-windows/
Thank you so much! This tutorial is really helpful❤
Thank you Belkys! Glad you liked the video. 😊
Awesome usually tutorials move to fast. Great Job Thank You.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. 😊
Is there any way to change something from black to white?
I don't have any videos on that topic, but you can try out this video. ua-cam.com/video/PyNcSqwLFMc/v-deo.html
More videos for the iPad users please!
Thank you for the feedback! 😊
Love this and can't wait to try it! Such an excellent explanation.
Thank you!! 😊
Great video and tip to change colors, thanks for sharing, well presented,
Thank you Tom! 😊
Priceless info! Thank you so much
Thank you! Glad you liked the video. 😊
Great to know, and cute personality! Curious if all the features of Affinity desk/laptop are available on the iPad?
95% of the features are on the iPad. All of the features shown in this video are on the iPad. 😊
Ma’am you’re a pro!
Thank you! 😊
Thanks I learn much this Morning
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. 😊
These are some really innovative tips. Thanks! Now I just need to practice masks more often. For some dumb reason, the masking concept remains so foreign to me :-S
Masking really is the most difficult concept in Affinity to understand. I'm sure you'll get then hang of it!
Thank you!
You're welcome! Glad you liked the video. 😊
Brilliant approach
Thank you! 😊
Hi! Any way some of these tutorials could be replicated for the Ipad? Thanks!
Good idea, I'll need to do that at some point. 🙂
Hi do you do a reference book for your videos
We don't, sorry.
You guys are all wizzes!!
Haha thank you! 😊
Hi
I'm a bit lost where I should paint in black on the mask 08:25...
I am doing actually the opposite of colouring the sweater, I'm working on the background but its quite rough on the edges when "cleaning up"
Isn't there a way of doing it softer to bring back some of the edgeds?
what's strange your mask in the video looks different and also your rectangle and level adjustments are both black. My rectangle has the colour which is being put in and the level adjustment is white.
Thanks
Affinity Photo 1.7.3
At 8:25, I'm painting on the parts of her hair that have had blue applied to them. As for the adjustments' masks being black, that was just Affinity Photo not updating the icons properly. They are actually white, even though they appear black. 🙃
Thank you 😊 I also discovered that you work with 0% hardness...
Thanks for the great video 😀
@@AffinityRevolution another thing which slightly irritates me: when you adjust the darker in the colour blend mode layer, the bottom blue is really exactly like the upper blue. In my cases the colour do match in brightness but not in colour tone. I have lots of pastellic coulours. Does that only work with strong colours so precisely?
Thanks and cheers Nicolas
@@neglectedloves Hmmm... sorry, I'm not sure. This technique worked for all the colors I've tried, but there might be colors that it doesn't work with. 🤷♀️
Congratulatioon for 100k!!!!!
Thank you!! 🎉🤗🎉
Can you do a black to white color change tutorial?
Good idea! 🙂