SebaDG
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Thanls, @stokerg! 🙂
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Resise canvas using layer contents boundaries
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Exposed (self portrait)
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Hi guys! Coming from Photoshop, I wonder if is it possible to resize canvas using layer (or selection) boundaries. In PS, you can load the selection from a layer that contains some transparent areas and than you can automatically "clip" the canvas to layer visible (selected) contents. See image for a sample. Is there some way to achieve the same result in AP? Thanks a lot! 🙂
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Thanks a lot, @VectorWhiz!
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Thanks @anon2! This is exactly what I was looking for.
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Affinity Photo nested adjustment layers order
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We are exposed! To our insecurities. To out fears. To social and affective distance. To alarming news. To fake news. Let's keep ourselves safe in the right way. Let's come back to us.
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Hi guys I'm new to AP but I have a great experience on Photoshop. I find the non destructive adjustment layers very powerful but I can't find a way to set their order properly, when they are nested in a specific pixel layer. The only way I found is to "un nest" the adjustment layer and then nest it again. In this way, the "re-nested" adjustment layer is placed on top of the other adjustment layers but I find this method a bit weird. Is there some faster / smarter way to choose nested adjustment layers order? Thanks! 🙂
