Scott Williams

I owe you an apology, It is not there. I have accidentally uploaded an earlier version of the video without the right panel explanation included. I am very sorry for making you out to be wrong when you have kindly taken the time to properly check out my video. Thank you very much for pointing this out. It has has over 400 views in two days and you are the only person to mention it. I am very grateful. It will be deleted today and replaced it with the correct video today. Thanks again. Scott.

Thank you

Thanks Near the end of the video I explain how to use the right hand graph. After the examples.

A tutorial on how to use Blend Ranges withing Affinity Photo

Haha I thought I'd put the third one up Thank you very much!

Part 2

My latest tutorial. Creating a dramatic image from a boring raw file using only Affinity Photo. This one is quite long and has many small incremental adjustments, so I've split it into three parts. Here is the link for the first one..

You are very welcome

I have added a written tutorial to complement the video. https://ssdvisual.uk/static/tutorials/the-portal-affinity-photo-editing-tutorial/

Fixed Thank you very much for reporting this to me. I have no idea what it was. The link worked earlier. Oh well, I'd better keep an eye on that.

Thank you very much. More are on the way. Subscribe to my channel. I will be posting tips and tricks for affinity and other photography related stuff

A complete start to finish Affinity Photo tutorial. Turn a nice scene into a dramatic image.

Affinity Photo can open Fuji X-T3 files. Adobe can't do this. Another reason to love Affinity Photo!

How to create the teal and orange look with the channel mixer. Probably the easiest method. Just enter 3 numbers!

I would love to be able to make a selection by picking a colour on the colour wheel and specify the range and falloff.

Thank you very much. I am really pleased that you found it useful. I love Affinity Photo so many more of my videos will be Affinity based. I only have three videos up at the moment but I am spending the next few months trying to get at least a couple up a week. If you would subscribe to my channel that would be a very big help

I have another video on my YouTube channel. Orange and Teal with the curves adjustment. I'm still a beginner at this YouTube thing so comments are very welcome

Cheers for the input John. I may create an improved mark ii version at some point and will definitely add the y-sin

Hello all. I have decided to start putting up some tutorials on my YouTube channel. As I absolutely love Affinity Photo, I though I would start with that. So I have created a little video explaining how to create a water ripple effect using the equation filter. https://youtu.be/wIi6_60KF90 If you like it then please give it a thumbs up as I need all the help I can get Cheers. Scott.

Good idea. Thanks

Ahhh. Thanks walt I know the option is present. I want is to be on by default so I don't have to set it each time. I have never had preserve alpha off when using the blur filters. I would think that the first thing most people do most of the time when using the blur filters is to set it to be on. As my original question was about making the option sticky I assumed that he would be talking about the same thing.

I can't get it to work. Just created a Gaussian blur live filter layer. Turn on preserve alpha. Then Created another one and the preserve alpha was turned off. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks for the reply. Could the preserve alpha be set as a preference option for the blur filters?

Is there any way to have preserve alpha on by default? I have never had the need to leave it in the off state but I sometimes forget to turn it on.

Been adobe free for a while now. I use.. Capture One. This is a superb raw processor. All of my images go here first for basic adjustments. Affinity Photo. I use this for anything that Capture One can't do. I think Affinity Photo is very much underrated. People just don't realise how powerful it is. For me it is worth the price for the blend range functionality alone. It has it's quirks, but what software doesn't. Davinci Resolve & Fusion. Free and with everything I need for my video production needs. I havent needed any advanced vector stuff yet but when I do I will buy Affinity Designer.