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Many thanks indeed xresch, very much appreciated

How to colourise them and create the flame effect would be ideal Carl please.

Hi all, can anybody help? On the Affinity store there are a set of brushes for sale that can be transformed into a flame effect. The brushes are by xresch on Deviant art. https://www.deviantart.com/xresch/art/Affinity-Photo-Tutorial-Fast-Fire-Effect-774035785 Can one of you clever guys create a tutorial for us to create the same effect please? Many thanks indeed.

Hi Bethany, On the Affinity store there are a set of brushes for sale that can be transformed into a flame effect. The brushes are by xresch on Deviant art. https://www.deviantart.com/xresch/art/Affinity-Photo-Tutorial-Fast-Fire-Effect-774035785 Can you create a tutorial for us to create the same effect please? Many thanks indeed.

Hi Bethany, I think you sent me a message and I seem to have 'lost' it! Can you resend please?

Hi Bethany, On the Affinity store there are a set of brushes for sale that can be transformed into a flame effect. The brushes are by xresch on Deviant art. https://www.deviantart.com/xresch/art/Affinity-Photo-Tutorial-Fast-Fire-Effect-774035785 Can you create a tutorial for us to create the same effect please? Many thanks indeed.

Many thanks Walt, appreciated. Part of the problem is that I'm sure he uses keyboard shortcuts and of course you can't see those.

Hi all, happy new year to you I have very recently downloaded the smoke and cloud brush set from the Affinity shop and I'm struggling, can anyone help? The reason I downloaded them is that the smoke can be coloured to look like flames according to the site adverts. There is a Youtube video link, the trouble is the video that you are linked to is so fast and does not any have commentary so it is extremely difficult to follow. Also Reto, the creator uses keyboard shortcuts and so there are no on screen clues if you know what I mean? What I am after is a more detailed guide as to how colour the brushes. On the video he uses the Channel Mixer or Gradient Map but when I try it I have no such luck. Can anyone help please?

Many thanks indeed for the clip, a great help

Many thanks for the welcome, and thank you for the tip That works just fine, thank you

Another curious thing, my buttons 'Resize' and 'Cancel' are opposite to yours. My Cancel is to the left, and Resize is to the right.

Yes I did.

Many thanks indeed. That is the procedure I am following, but when I click resize, I just reclaim the part of the image I cropped out? Not a blank canvas?

Hi all, an update. I open my image and then crop to 2.35:1. That works fine. I've saved that crop as a custom ratio. That is now the correct aspect ratio for the final complete image. Using the guides in this post, thank you all, I then resize canvas. When I apply an amount all I manage to achieve is a reclaim of my original image. It does not give me a blank increase that I can fill with black? What am I doing wrong please?

I found the tutorials on this site very useful to me. Recommended. Also the help given by forum members has been very helpful If you need some help, just ask.

Thank you DarkClown. I'll give that a whirl as soon as I can.

Excellent, so is there a tutorial using Affinity on this forum for me to follow please?

OK. 16:9 is the final document size with a 2.35:1 image. How can I achieve that please? The dimensions are quite important to match the original Cinemascope films and aspect ratios.

Hi all, can anyone point me to a tutorial of how to produce a proper Cinemascope type image at 16:9 please? I have managed to produce a 16:9 Cinemascope in Photoshop, I would love to be able to do the same in Affinity. Many thanks indeed

I like both of those, I also think the Affinity logo is very good in it's own right.

Hi Lyndsey, enjoy the forum

Welcome Bain, I'm knew here and to Affinity also

Welcome to the forum Antonio, enjoy

Hi Ian, welcome to the forum

Welcome to the forum Eric