joshua1187

Wow, youre probably right! Ill check when i get home. Ive been working in publisher on a magazine which is new to me so my workflow has probably been different and therefore why i didnt notice!

update. i made my selection and hit the "Mask Layer" button and that worked but its not how im used to achieving cutting out my selection.

Hello! I've been using affinity photo for about 2 years at least now. Recently I've been trying to cut only part of my project using the wand or any other selection/masking tool. i think last week it worked fine. now instead of cutting the selected portion it cuts the entire picture. I've repaired and reinstalled photo and still the same problem. Tested this on GIMP and it worked fine. Any ideas?

I see... Thanks for trying!

Hi! I'm trying to duplicate the inkscape tutorial in this video and I'm stuck on the polkadot effect. I've looked for a while so hopefully I haven't overlooked the answer. Everything I've found seems pretty labor intensive compared to the technique in this video (shown at about 4:50). Another thing (I haven't tested this in inkscape to be sure) the ability to blur the circle seems to have a much wider range in inkscape. Thanks for the help!

Awesome, thanks guys!

So help me understand what in the world is happening in this file? Color_Burn_out_of_control.afphoto

Thanks guys for the help! >|<, So I guess you might say that currently at least what is in the video tutorial isn't really duplicative in AP?

Hello! I'm trying to use Affinity photo to replicate the process in this video (link below). I've looked around for a process similar in affinity photo but haven't found anything very good. https://fstoppers.com/education/add-colorful-contrast-your-photographs-two-easy-steps-337216 Further more when I add an HSL layer and change the blend mode to color burn this is the result (dog photo attached). I realize affinity photo isn't photoshop however this doesn't seem like the correct result from the blend mode. Adding an HSL layer with color dodge seems to give me the desired effect however still not as effective as "layer fill" seems to be. Thanks!