Pixel Atari
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Pixel Atari reacted to firstdefence in Nested Mask and Adjustment
Make a pixel selection of the mask (CMD + Click Mask layer icon) Go to the channel Panel and make a spare channel from the pixel selection Select the levels adjustment layer On the channel panel, right click the spare channel and load to levels adjustment layer move the layers about (see image below) and edit the settings.
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Pixel Atari reacted to JimmyJack in Nested Mask and Adjustment
I think I follow.
In the video:
• HSL effects the image
• The mask limits the HSL (mask is a square star with simple black to nothing gradient.... so we can have something that the Levels can work with)
• Levels, set to Alpha, only effects the mask intensity.
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Pixel Atari reacted to Callum in Nested Mask and Adjustment
Hi Pixel Atari,
Welcome to the forums
If you set your layers up the same way as they are in this screenshot it should work for you.
Thanks
C
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Pixel Atari reacted to stokerg in Lens Correction profiles
Hi Pixel Atari,
Are you running Affinity on MAc or Windows?
If Windows, can you try this in the latest beta as its had a number of improvements made to Lens Correction and i suspect you'll find it identifies the lens correctly. You can download the beta from here: https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/99051-affinity-photo-windows-customer-beta-180486/
If you are on Mac, we don't currently have an active beta but if you could provide a sample image i might be able to make it work until we do
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Pixel Atari reacted to stokerg in Lens Correction profiles
Hi Pixel Atari,
Thanks for the RAW file.
Okay i know the problem now, your lens is: LUMIX G VARIO 45-200mm F4.0-5.6 II
Notice the II after the 5.6, the XML file for LensFun only supports the LUMIX G VARIO 45-200mm F4.0-5.6.
However, when you leave develop you can click Filters>Distort>Lens Correction and apply the Lumix G Vario 45-200mm f/4.0-5.6 to the image, which will be the closest you can get until the version II of the lens is supported by LensFun
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Pixel Atari reacted to Alfred in Curated list of Free for Commercial Use Fonts
Arctic Font is on Befonts.com, “[d]esigned and shared by Matt Ellis” and marked as free for commercial use, but it should be possible to contact the designer either via a message on Behance or directly by email if you want to be absolutely sure.
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Pixel Atari reacted to Mithferion in Curated list of Free for Commercial Use Fonts
I hope this project grows. Looks promising.
And yes, Public sans is good, and added recently to the list.
Best regards!
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Pixel Atari got a reaction from Alfred in Curated list of Free for Commercial Use Fonts
Just thought I would drop in and contribute some.
Arctic - Beautiful Slab Serif font, somewhat similar to Rockwell. I wish there was an actual license document, but every website you find this on states that it is free for personal and commercial use, and I've not seen anything saying it is not available for commercial use.
Gidole - Open Source modern Din font.
Optician Sans - Their website seems to be defunct, but their Github is still up and has all the files, including the license.
Public Sans - Did you know the US Government made a font? And it's actually really, really good?
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Pixel Atari got a reaction from Mithferion in Curated list of Free for Commercial Use Fonts
Just thought I would drop in and contribute some.
Arctic - Beautiful Slab Serif font, somewhat similar to Rockwell. I wish there was an actual license document, but every website you find this on states that it is free for personal and commercial use, and I've not seen anything saying it is not available for commercial use.
Gidole - Open Source modern Din font.
Optician Sans - Their website seems to be defunct, but their Github is still up and has all the files, including the license.
Public Sans - Did you know the US Government made a font? And it's actually really, really good?