AnneHW

Thank you so much!!! It wasn't that hard, and he looks so much better! It took me a couple of tries to get the right mask, and I ended up using an adjustment layer to create the pixel layer (which is what I think you meant). Yay!!!

Thank you. I can see I'm going to have to practice. At one time I was pretty good with Photoshop, but haven't tried anything like this. I'm still learning to use AD, have done some tutorials, but nothing like having an actual project to learn (and make yourself crazy)!

I'm trying to figure out how to remove as much of the red stains around his mouth as possible. A friend who uses Photoshop told me she uses a layer mask and then desaturates. I was watching a Photoshop video on YouTube, and another woman replaces some of the colors. I realize I'm not going to get everything and have it remain realistic, but I'd like to make it less obvious. His beard really isn't white, but more of a cream color.

I finally found that on one of the videos somewhere, and I agree!

Mine does not contain “delete.”

What? I see that small box on the bottom right, but it does not contain “delete.”

I just tried using “posterize” with iPad and it did nothing! Why does this have to be so tricky? I’m glad it worked for someone else, but I see no changes at all.

Thank you, Allan!

Very nice! I just posted in the tutorial section, asking if we could get some on Christmas designs. I do best learning new software when I have a purpose!

Very nice! I just posted in the tutorial section, asking if we could get some on Christmas designs. I do best learning new software when I have a purpose!

I'm working on moving from Illustrator and Photoshop to Affinity. There are tons of tutorials for Adobe, and I know eventually there will be a lot more Affinity Designer and Photo. I love creating my own holiday cards, and I was hoping to find some ideas here on how to create, for instance, snow flakes or maybe one of those Christmas trees that look like a ribbon. Maybe it's just a matter of looking at an Adobe tutorial and figuring out how to do it in Affinity? Thanks for any ideas!

I just purchased Affinity Photo yesterday, so I'll apologize immediately if I'm posting to the wrong topic! I've used Photoshop forever, but like many, I do not want to be forced into a subscription service. I read the reviews on Affinity Photo and decided to try it. Already I'm very impressed, and one of the first things I did was attempt to watch a tutorial. That was an awful experience because Vimeo (at least for me) is so slow to buffer. I managed to get through the introductory one and decided to search YouTube. I just finished watching one called Heal and Remove Objects in Affinity Photo and it was amazing. It was really well produced and made me even more excited and enthusiastic about this product. I guess my question is: Am I the only person having a problem with Vimeo? Is there a reason Affinity has chosen that over YouTube? I don't mind reading through the online help material, but seeing it visually is really helpful.