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Thanks for your reply, hmmm that is a huge bummer though, because I have a lot of mockups to use. Any plans on making this feature soon?

Hello everyone, Loving both Affinity Photo and Designer, these powerful softwares with videos has been making the learning curve really enjoyable. But I'm stuck atm, so I got a mockup and the instructions were: Hello and thank you for your purchase! Please donít forget about rating. Videotutorial here: ------------------------------------------ HOW TO USE MOCK-UP? 1. Look at the user's guide preview and Choose the mock-up view what you need; 2. Copy your design or image: - use .PNG or .JPG images for normal printing; - use ONLY! .PNG images for other printing styles. 4. Paste it into the Smart object; 5. Choose style what you need in "styles" folder; 3. Ready! Just save! ------------------------------------------ Thanks for viewing! Please donít forget about rating :) But when I double click the layer it just zooms in, when i paste the image does not page in the mask properly. Like, the image is not titled and it doesn't fit correctly to replace the demo. it just pastes above it and to try and make it fit i tried the liquify but it makes my image worse. here are the files i'm working with. thank you in advance. mockup: https://ufile.io/7dd96 card image attached.

Hi, sorry to dig up an old topic ( found it on google ), but I tried to do this but the defring tool did nothing for me. Here are the images I'm working with. The t.png is the final result example I would like, except more realistic. Another issue was, I did not know how to change the colour levels on the person only, rather than the image a sa whole, maybe put them in folders?

Thanks for the feedback! This sounds like a fun challenge, especially since I have not played with them yet. I will get on this asap, and let you know how many hours it took etc... I appreciate your help. I will keep you updated.

Thank you very much for your feedback guys! Yes, I am not familiar with Vector designs, but I always had a strong desire to learn Image manipulation and Digital Illustration, hence why I got the software. I think it's going to be a great investment for me especially since I have the room and the resources to atm. But as per anything, since I have not begun learning, I feel overwhelmed and had a feeling it would take longer. I guess the best thing I can do now is at least commit 20 hours each and see how things go from there? And yes, my goal is to just do general "skilled" image manipulation, nothing too professional and as for Designer, do logos/basic designs for website images and such.

Hello Everyone! I recently purchased both the Photo and Designer of Affinity. I am a young entrepreneur with various online ventures. I am not sure if I should invest 50-100 hours in both Photo and Designer or I should just hire a freelancer from sites like Fiverr or Freelancer etc.... I am a quick learner and I am able to make time for this on the side and just work extra. I know basic Photoshop (used Gimp before), I don't have a tablet with pen for drawing, I love to learn new things and am inspried by art/graphic design/marketing. I was also thinking of maybe buying moc icons and other designs from online sites and use those as starting points. If I spend 150 hours in total, watching the videos on their Vimeo and such, do you guys think I will be good enough for decent edits and maybe even illustrations like our basic but creative and nice logos? Or do you guys think the fact that the freelancers may be cheaper, more creative with their expertise and saving my time for more important business stuff would be more valuable? I appreciate your feedback!

Hey All, I have been using Affinity Photo since last year and I absolutely love it! I do very light photo editing for web development pictures and such, so I am still learning! When it was released to the apple store, I bought it right away and have recommended it to many of my friends and fellow entrepreneurs! My question is; 1. How do we make gif images using this tool? Such as, pictures that animate.... 2. Aside from having vector based files, how does the designer differ? Is it more complex to use and learn? Do we get a discount if we already have Photo? Thanks so much!