iMac1943

Thank you, but I'm not getting what I want. Where am I wrong? See the several steps as you described

Adobe Illustrator has the possibility to cut out parts of a circle. How do I do that in Affinity? Please help.

nobody?

see the sample (green lines). How do I do that? Your help please. regards

There are several ways to come to a good result it seems. You helped me a lot. Thank you and wish you well. Luc

I can see the way you worked. New to me, and very helpful is the way you switch between the black and white. Am I correct you didn't used the pen tool? Regards, Luc

OK OK, I look at the video immediately!!! Many thanks. I'm sure other people will learn from it. Luc

Good morning Callum, will you find the time to make that video? I really hope it. Thank you!

A video? That should be very very nice Callum. I post here the original photo. As you see, at the end is a gate. I doubled the photo, made it smaller and placed it at the end (see picture 1). In that way the hall seems to be endless. Picture 2 is the original photo. Thank you for your great help! Luc

I think I understand it now - as Allan said: "select the mask then use CMD + I to hide the mask" and then "paint back in the picture (= what I want to be seen = the green doors) with white as the foreground colour and set the brush hardness to 0%, so that the (added) doors come on the foreground. Is that correct?

Hi Allan, I tried it again (with an other photo) and it doesn't work. I started a new topic: inplainting problem (https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/12497-inpainting-problem/?p=54383) Can you help me please. Luc

Thank you Callum. I have a question I asked here before, but I cannot reproduce it again. See my screen print. I doubled the photo, made it smaller. I must keep the green doors but above and under the doors I need to see the floor and wall of the original photo. How do I do that? Thank you for helping me here.

Yes, thank you, that helps a lot.What is the difference between an Image Layer and a Pixel Layer?

on the left you see the tutorial, on the right you see my photo. I clicked on the inpainting brush to delete the black in the middle. But I don't have the orange color while painting as on the example. Sometimes when first switching to an other knob and then going back to inpainting brush, it works. I have Affinity Photo 1.3.5 Am I doing something wrong?

OK, i'll do this. Thank you!!!

Tutorial is not with the cloon tool but with the inpainting brush tool. Maybe there are several ways to get the result.

Indeed, I did it wrong. The tutorial is what I needed. Thank you for all your help! Luc

The result is good, but (at the right) I don't have what you have, I mean the patch. What did I do wrong?

That is perfect!!! I'll follow your instructions. Now the lower part of the roof... Thank you a lot!

no reply?

I want to clean up the dust on the roof caused by the chimney.

sorry, where can I find the healing brush...

the whole picture...

a sceenshot now

wrong...