Stratos Agiani

Hello Since we upgraded to V2 we have been the following issue: When we open a 30 A5 page document with photos, the photos look pixelated or are showing up as color noise. If we wait a bit and leave the spread to stay stationery the images load up. ( see the screenshots for a before and after example ). So if we need to export a PDF without broken / pixelated images or even work on the document we need to scroll on each spread and wait for the images to load, every single time we open the document. Note that the images are linked ( not embedded ). Any idea why is this happening and how to avoid it ? Kind Regards Stratos A.

In this free Affinity Photo Tutorial I will show you from start to finish how I edited a RAW long exposure photo that was taken at a nearby beach! Tutorial Link: https://ilumius.com/affinity-photo/raw-edit-011-cinematic-long-exposure-landascape-edit-with-affinity-photo/ This time our tutorial is a BEAST that lasts for more that 20 minutes to buckle up! I will show you how to create cinematic black and white “fine art” landscape photos that were taken with ND filters. I will start in the Develop where I will do some initial adjustments and my BnW RAW conversion and once I am done, I will proceed with the retouching and editing in Affinity Photo. This workflow is 100% nondestructive and you will be able to customize it in order to fit your very own style of shooting and editing. As usual these results are achievable using native Affinity Photo tools, without plugins or external tools. Skills you will learn: How to create a black and white photo with impact How to delete unwanted spots and specs from your photo How to properly convert a photo into BnW using the Develop Module How to create a cinematic image How to do local adjustments that will draw the attention of the viewer to your subject And many more Enjoy!

A Brand new tutorial has arrived! 👉 https://bit.ly/3G1Tx0Q Hello everyone! I am back with another full RAW edit using Affinity Photo ( the 8th in a row ) and the theme of this free Affinity Photo tutorial could not be anything else other than an Autumn portrait. As always, I am going to start by editing the RAW fine in the Develop persona in order to prepare the photo and make the initial adjustments. Then I will bring the photo in Affinity Photo and I will use it’s native tools in order to transform the image into an extraordinary photo. This workflow is nondestructive and you will be able to customize it in order to fit your very own style of shooting and editing. As usual these results are achievable using native Affinity Photo tools, without plugins or external tools. So, watch today’s free Affinity Photo tutorial and learn how to create amazing autumn portraits like a PRO! Enjoy the new tutorial 👉 https://bit.ly/3G1Tx0Q

This is lovely! Love the color pallet and the overall feel!

In today’s episode / free Affinity Photo Tutorial I will show you how you can give to your photos a dreamy soft look that will not go unnoticed! Hello everyone! Another week, another free Affinity Photo tutorial. This time I will show you how to create a dreamy look that will make your photos look amazing with a technique that was first invented in 1980! Using Affinity Photo you will be able to give an ethereal look to your portrait and landscape photos, while keeping total control, in a non-destructive way. As usual these results are achievable using native Affinity Photo tools, without plugins or external tools. So, watch today’s free Affinity Photo tutorial and learn how to create amazing dream-like photos full of color and style like a PRO! Watch the tutorial here>> https://bit.ly/3FO3WNF

In this free Affinity Photo Tutorial I will show you how to completely transform and breathe new life to a flat, dull almost boring portrait. Portraits are my big love when it comes to photographic subjects. The thing is that sometimes I get a shot that I really like in terms of mood, composition and feeling but the image itself is dull, flat, and uninspiring. Therefore I chose to create a process that allows me to bring those photos to life and treat them the way they deserve, bringing to the light their full potential. In this Affinity Photo Tutorial I will show you this process so you can too take advantage of it and create breath taking portraits no matter what!

In today’s free Affinity Photo tutorial will show you how to create a cinematic color grading for any portrait, in just 4 easy steps! Outdoor wedding photos can be a hot or miss depending on the season, light, weather and location. There are so many factors that can make or break a photoshoot. But as you already know you have to work with what you have since 99% of the time you cannot reschedule the photo session. So what can you do when the location or other factors are not optimal for you to be able to deliver amazing photos? Affinity Photo comes to save the day ( ok my self as well 😛 ) In today’s free Affinity Photo tutorial I am going to show you a series of techniques that you can use in order to retouch and transform your wedding ( or even portrait ) photos into cinematic masterpieces Got any questions? Let me know. I would be more than happy to help

Sundays are always good for experimentation and blowing off some creative steam, without client deadlines and briefs. So for this Sunday I created a poster for one of my favorite Electronic Music producers: Chicane. Chicane has released a few albums that have been my creative companions for many many years ad I always go back to them when inspiration is needed. Here you can see the poster and some screenshots with details. Got any questions? Let me know. I would be more than happy to answer them Cheers from Greece Stratos.

@Kimbo Thanks for your kind words. I am happy you liked them

@Paul Gray You mean the environments that are in? No. They are mock ups I simply put my designs to the poster placeholders, if that;s what you are asking

Thank you very much

Hello Everyone. I am Stratos from Greece and these are a couple of abstract posters I created in order to decorate our offices. So far I have created 5 and these are the first two that will go out to be printed. Fan fact: almost half of all posters were designed on an iPad while on the go ;-) Love Affinity software so far and we are transitioning from Adobe and Corel to Affinity, fast and surely :) Kind Regards Stratos Agiani