We’re getting ready to launch the version 1.6 updates of Affinity Photo and Designer and we need your help!
To support all the marketing we do – web pages, videos, social media posts or in-app samples – it’s great to have photos and artwork which our users have created to show off the capability of our apps. So, we wanted to reach out to you to ask if you have any fantastic work you would be happy for us to use in this way.
In addition to forming part of the publicity campaign to promote the possibilities of our apps to new users, you’ll receive a fee of US$300 to license each piece we use.
For our Affinity Photo marketing we mostly need incredible photos of any subject matter - landscapes, model shots, nature, architecture, weddings, sports, automotive, etc. Also any work which utilises focus stacking, HDR, panorama stitching, 360 images or full multi-layered compositions would be great too.
For Affinity Designer we need any work created in the app – illustrations, web / app mock ups, icons, logos, print projects, paintings, etc.
To get an idea of what we have used before, check out our website (affinity.serif.com) or the latest product videos:
AFFINITY PHOTO VIDEO
AFFINITY DESIGNER VIDEO
If you have created anything you think might be suitable, and as long as you are the copyright owner and hold all the rights to license the work to us, then please get in touch. You can send your photos or designs to consider to affinityart@serif.com.
A flattened PNG or JPG (or a link if you have a gallery on Behance, etc.) is fine at this stage, though if you’re successful we’ll ultimately need the full res image or Affinity file. Please keep your initial submission down to a maximum of five files but by all means let us know if have more. The closing date for submissions is 25th August 2017.
If you have any questions then please don’t hesitate to ask us on affinityart@serif.com.
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Yes, i'm aware it's not the same. Was just a suggestion. In that case only through a macro. I'm not sure if all actions are recordable since i haven't created one to check this specifically, but seems the only way to achieve what you want. To create a Macro open the Macro panel (menu View ▸ Studio ▸ Macro), press Record and start performing the actions as you would do manually to achieve the effect you want. You can then save it to the Library (from the icon on the top of the Macro panel) for later reuse.
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