Good explanation. You can also use this Distort/Displace technique to place an image onto a textured surface like woodgrain, textiles or watercolour paper by placing images of them under your top image. Try it when creating a pencil sketch from a photo. It adds a whole extra level of realism.
Awesome trick. I have seen a dude do perspective transform using PS. But this one is faster and easier. In PS layer navigation is more complex and require more step.
I really enjoyed this video. I agree with Wulfrig. A great improvement. Easy to understand and easy to see your layer and adjustments work. Thank You Rensi.
Wow; what an amazing well presented and educational video. It is so cool to watch an instructor to think outside the box of normal photo manipulation. Learning different ways of producing effect is what will make you a good designer/creator. Displacement filter is something that I am going to work into my projects. That is great news that you are getting the support that you deserve. I am sure there are many of us followers that would want to support you in creating more videos. Thank you Rensi
Eddie ! Thanks for sharing your awesome feedback buddy. I’m very glad you enjoyed the video ! And it’s very true: it’s always great to learn different ways of achieving something. Now it’s up to you to find out which method works best. Cheers !
@@davidstraker8336 Ah it’s you ! Cool, never knew. Feel free to use your InAffinity account next time ! I really don’t mind :) In my eyes we aren’t competitors, but rather share the same goal of teaching/educating the Affinity community !
Nicely done. Instead of brushing on the head of the penguin reflection, you could have made a mask on the reflection itself, and place a gradient in it (white to black). That way the reflection slowly becomes more transparent, and less visible the more you get away from it's feet. That is what you also see with the reflection of the girl. You can also place the gradient in the layer in which you brushed now. The effect is not exactly the same. The last one will only effect the brightness.
Hey Johan! Thanks for your feedback! Yea I figured there are so many ways to get same or similar results in Affinity Photo. Most times I simply used the first thing that pops up in my head that will do the job :) But you’re right, gradients work amazing together with masks too! Definitely a good tip. Thanks! 😊
Thanks for a great video. May I suggest you increase the size of your mouse cursor, so that it is easier to follow it and also arrange it so that there is like a wave radiating from the cursor wherever you click your mouse. It will make it much easier for people to follow your tutorials, especially people of my age group. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for your kind words and great feedback, Behram! Back when I recorded this video I didn’t have the proper screen recording software yet. However, my new videos are equipped with all you mention! (Even though I haven’t enlarged my cursor yet. Will consider it!) thanks for tuning in, and hope my future tutorials are easier to follow! Cheers 😊
Hi resi, I love tutorials, and I auto subscribe for you. Btw, how to make a non-destructive mockup? Like a smart object that can be changed whenever we want. And when the object is wrapped or liquify it doesn't break. Or is there another way?
Awesome, thanks for subscribing 🤙🏽 I'll consider making a tutorial on that since it's very hard to explain in a short comment! Appreciate you for tuning in 🔥
@@IAMRENSI I thought I had seen it in your channel, maybe not. Basically a subject is in front of the mirror, and the reflection of the subject in the mirror is am evil version of themselves.
Wow, not having to create a separate displacement map is an improvement from a certain other software I used to use. Thanks.
Wow, I never even considered it as an improvement since I got so used to it. But it certainly is! Thanks for pointing it out !
Hermano, this was an AMAZING tutorial, thank you so much, subbed and liked.
Good explanation. You can also use this Distort/Displace technique to place an image onto a textured surface like woodgrain, textiles or watercolour paper by placing images of them under your top image. Try it when creating a pencil sketch from a photo. It adds a whole extra level of realism.
凄くわかりやすかったです！
The nuances in your tutorials makes them all the more interesting and watchable. A great channel for learning 👍
Thanks for your kind words! Doing my best to make the tutorials as clear as I can! Better videos are yet to come !
Awesome trick. I have seen a dude do perspective transform using PS. But this one is faster and easier. In PS layer navigation is more complex and require more step.
I really enjoyed this video. I agree with Wulfrig. A great improvement. Easy to understand and easy to see your layer and adjustments work. Thank You Rensi.
Awesome ! That’s very encouraging to hear ! Thanks for sharing your feedback and I’m glad you enjoyed !
Thank you so much… this is just what I was looking for.
Awesome, you’re welcome! I’m glad I could help 😊
Wow; what an amazing well presented and educational video. It is so cool to watch an instructor to think outside the box of normal photo manipulation. Learning different ways of producing effect is what will make you a good designer/creator. Displacement filter is something that I am going to work into my projects. That is great news that you are getting the support that you deserve. I am sure there are many of us followers that would want to support you in creating more videos. Thank you Rensi
Eddie ! Thanks for sharing your awesome feedback buddy. I’m very glad you enjoyed the video ! And it’s very true: it’s always great to learn different ways of achieving something. Now it’s up to you to find out which method works best. Cheers !
Excellent, as usual. You're a favorite for me.
Thanks a ton Gregory ! Your kind words made my day 🔥
Thank you Rensi, always so much to learn from your tutorials.
I’m very glad to hear that ! Thanks for sharing your feedback and you can expect much more to come ! :)
Thanks for the video. It's a great tool I was looking for.
You’re welcome ! I’m glad you enjoyed :) If you have other video suggestions, feel free to let me know. I’ll see if I can turn it into a tutorial !
Great edit, Rens. Not for beginners! Just the right content and speed for me.
Thanks David ! If you create something cool, feel free to show us/share it in my FB group: bit.ly/2yKWPaL 😊
@@IAMRENSI OK cheers, Rens. (My videos are in InAffinity btw, though didn't really want to advertise this on your channel)
@@davidstraker8336 Ah it’s you ! Cool, never knew. Feel free to use your InAffinity account next time ! I really don’t mind :) In my eyes we aren’t competitors, but rather share the same goal of teaching/educating the Affinity community !
Absolutely, Rens. I'm mostly retired these days and can do what I like, rather than what I must, and I like learning and sharing.
The pacing and presentation on this video is a great improvement. Keep up the good work.
I'm very glad to hear that, Wulfrig! Thanks for sharing. Doing my best to get just a little better with every video :)
Nicely done. Instead of brushing on the head of the penguin reflection, you could have made a mask on the reflection itself, and place a gradient in it (white to black). That way the reflection slowly becomes more transparent, and less visible the more you get away from it's feet. That is what you also see with the reflection of the girl.
You can also place the gradient in the layer in which you brushed now. The effect is not exactly the same. The last one will only effect the brightness.
Hey Johan! Thanks for your feedback! Yea I figured there are so many ways to get same or similar results in Affinity Photo. Most times I simply used the first thing that pops up in my head that will do the job :) But you’re right, gradients work amazing together with masks too! Definitely a good tip. Thanks! 😊
Great Video, subscribed!
Awesome, thanks for subbing! Welcome to the channel! 🤙
Excellent tutorial, thank you!
Thank you for watching ! I’m glad you enjoyed it ! More to come... :)
Thanks for a great video. May I suggest you increase the size of your mouse cursor, so that it is easier to follow it and also arrange it so that there is like a wave radiating from the cursor wherever you click your mouse. It will make it much easier for people to follow your tutorials, especially people of my age group. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for your kind words and great feedback, Behram! Back when I recorded this video I didn’t have the proper screen recording software yet. However, my new videos are equipped with all you mention! (Even though I haven’t enlarged my cursor yet. Will consider it!) thanks for tuning in, and hope my future tutorials are easier to follow! Cheers 😊
Hi resi, I love tutorials, and I auto subscribe for you.
Btw, how to make a non-destructive mockup? Like a smart object that can be changed whenever we want. And when the object is wrapped or liquify it doesn't break. Or is there another way?
Awesome, thanks for subscribing 🤙🏽 I'll consider making a tutorial on that since it's very hard to explain in a short comment! Appreciate you for tuning in 🔥
Another cool video, thanks! Do you have a tutorial of a scary mirror reflection?
Thanks buddy ! Nope I don’t.. But I’m curious how that would like like. Could you explain ?
@@IAMRENSI I thought I had seen it in your channel, maybe not. Basically a subject is in front of the mirror, and the reflection of the subject in the mirror is am evil version of themselves.
👍👍 Perfect video
Thanks @S-GR 12 ! Appreciate it! :)
Excuse me, does anyone know if this person is from Mexico?? Plz DM me if so
Rensi is from Spanbroek Netherlands