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DiVille

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  1. You were right on both counts, and it would be grey for me! Thank you for your help. Rasterize to Mask did exactly what I needed, but what I don't know, is why. What did rasterizing have to do with taking the white out of the image? Of course I had to invert the colours before I did it, but I do like to understand what is happening when I'm doing things.
  2. I wonder if I am attacking this problem the wrong way. Is it possible to select every shade of white between 255 255 255 and 1 1 1 and change them to varying degrees of alpha, instead of white?
  3. Feather seems to fix and make the problem worse at the same time. I lose the bad blending but also the crisp lines. I'm looking to get the white to be transparent, the only details are black, but I'd like to retain the blending. Would replacing the white for alpha work? No idea how I would do that though.
  4. Hi guys, Another basic question but I'm really enjoying using Affinity so far. Again, posting not because I can't be bothered to search, but because I don't know what to search for... I'm trying to cut sections out of a black and white image, so have tried using the Flood Select tool. The issue that's creating is when I try to flood fill the cut out area, I have the various shades between black and white leaving ugly edges. Is there a simple way to combat this? Thanks!
  5. Amazing! Thank you guys! In the mean time I had found a workaround that used masks, this is even simpler!
  6. Apologies if there is a really simple answer to this but I don't know what to search for. I have an image, a photograph that I took, that I'm trying to integrate into a newsletter. The issue I'm struggling to address is the vertical sides of the image need to be cropped at an angle of maybe 20 degrees from bottom left to top, to form a landscape rhomboid. Can anyone suggest how I might achieve this? Thanks.
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