Affinity Photo - Overlay 'Super Power'

[@tbg3111]

Really good presentation. Thank you.

[@SiddiqueHussain21]

Much appreciated. Keep watching....

[@stevejacob7158]

Nice tutorial, easy to follow and inspirational. thank you.

[@SiddiqueHussain21]

Thanks for watching Steve and also appreciate you taking the time to comment. I trust you will find the other videos useful and inspirational too. Many more on the way. Keep watching.

[@riffswatch1559]

I've only ever used Blend Mode in sharpening. I'd love to delve deeper into how it works! Thanks Sid! :D

[@pixelpushers79]

Oh yes Riff blend modes are so powerful. Check my other recent videos for some aspects of their use but I'm planning on doing a short series on the practical uses of some of the more common blend modes

[@Goldmangun]

I think the second image pixel layer was left in ‘normal’ blend mode rather than ‘overlay’?

[@pixelpushers79]

Well spotted, it certianly was a mistake on my part. I'll acknowledge it in my next video.

[@EdwardKilner]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@SiddiqueHussain21]

Thanks for watching Edward.

[@davidpitcher3656]

Great, another very useful video, thanks

[@pixelpushers79]

Thanks David. Keep watching...

[@srichter8192]

Very nice. Thanks.

[@davidknowles5519]

Hi Sadique why would you not use the dodge and burn brush to get this effect ?

[@PondersEndModelRailway]

it boils down to there is always more than one method, this was the old adage in Ps.

[@davidknowles5519]

@@PondersEndModelRailway I guess so your videos are always very helpful thanks muchly

[@pixelpushers79]

@@PondersEndModelRailway Couldn't have said it better myself. Actually this method also helps to understand and master blend modes generally as well as giving an alternative method a try.

[@pixelpushers79]

David, yes of course Dodge and Burn is another option but in this case I wanted to further enhance our understanding of how blend modes can be made to work differently.

[@EdwardKilner]

Says 709 now. Congrats.