BiffBrown

I recently found an 'old' blog site that had some interesting methods for Photoshop. They work just as well in Affinity Photo. Cross Processing (aka XPro) - a Lomography technique where E6 film is developed using C41 chemicals (or vice versa) which gives some interesting results. This can be reproduced digitally: see here Before: After: Regards, Biff Happy New Year!!

I can see the Kingfisher - now that you pointed it out :) Some beautiful pictures, cleansing of the soul. Like the mist rising off the water. Regards, Biff

A very good tutorial - certainly simplifies things. Would you advocate the same principles for RAW processing? Regards, Biff

I was wondering if this could be added to Affinity - thanks for the information. I'm storing the Inferred LUTs as Presets. Can any tell me where the LUT Preset files are stored (on a Mac)? Cheers, :) Biff

Good Afternoon. I'm Biff (or BiffBrown). I recently purchased Affinity Photo after some time looking for an "All-in-One" photo processing program. Up to now, I've been using Free Open source Software - the GIMP being my main platform; although since getting in RAW, I've been looking for something to process those as well. I settled, eventually, on Affinity, of course. It has an interface and way of working that suits me - a bit GIMP-like. Plus it has RAW processing to boot. I've enjoyed looking through the Tutorial video's - they may have swung me in your favour :) . I can recognise many of the places in the photographs having visited many of them. Regards, Biff