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    David-Abi reacted to acapstick in LEGACY: Official Affinity Photo (Desktop) Video Tutorials   
    DEPRECATED THREAD
    The Photo tutorials listed below have been refreshed and moved. Please see this new thread or use the Affinity site Photo Desktop tutorials webpage
     
    In support of our fantastic photo editing app, please use this comprehensive and structured set of videos for accelerated learning!
    The video tutorials are available on Vimeo and YouTube via these links:
     
    Vimeo - http://affin.co/PhotoVids
    YouTube - http://affin.co/photoyt

    We now have a specific Beginners Series of videos tailored to absolute beginners, with a more manageable pacing and focus on concepts and straightforward procedures. They all include subtitles to aid understanding.

    The tutorial set includes:

    Beginners Series
    Opening & Saving -  YouTube / Vimeo Layers - YouTube / Vimeo Adjustments - YouTube / Vimeo Filters - YouTube / Vimeo Exporting - YouTube / Vimeo  
    Introduction
    Discover Affinity Photo Getting Started Technical Benefits  
    Basics
    Document Setup Layer Concepts Layers Overview Live Filter Layers Scaling and Transforming Cutting Out Understanding DPI Accessing Help  
    Transforming
    Document/Image Resizing Canvas Resizing Cropping: Practical Cropping: Aesthetic Straightening Images Cropping: Golden Spiral Cropping: Options Aligning Images  
    Selections and Masking
    Making Selections Refining Selections Pixel Selections from Layers Quick Masks Mask Layers Exposure Merging Clipping vs Masking Vector Masking Using Adjustment Layers on Masks - YouTube / Vimeo  
    Correction
    Adjustment Layers Levels Curves Shadows/Highlights Split Toning and Selective Colour LAB Colour Mode Defringing and Chromatic Aberration Live Perspective Haze Removal FFT Denoise Removing Lens Flares Changing Eye Colour Graduated ND Filter Effect Salvaging Underexposed Images Dual Perspective Correction Perspective Skew Correction - YouTube / Vimeo (New: 20th April)  
    Retouching
    Cloning Inpainting Frequency Separation Liquify: Retouching Vector-Based Retouching Enhancing Landscapes/Architecture Vector Architecture: Worked Example Enhancing Camera Phone Photography Making Images Pop Revealing Sky Detail Bringing Out Water Detail Quick Inpainting Crooked Horizons - YouTube / Vimeo  
    RAW Development
    Raw: Discover Develop Raw: Developing Images Raw: Overlays Raw: Redeveloping Images Raw: Noise Reduction Maximising Raw Latitude Custom Tone Curve Raw Development Quality 32-bit Raw Development - YouTube / Vimeo Raw Colour Quality Automatic Lens Corrections Raw: Recovering Overexposed Highlights Raw: Exposure Bias  
    Getting Creative
    Lighting Creative Gradients Creative Black & White Sepia Images Brushes Blend Modes Blend Ranges Liquify Persona Sky Replacement Adding Borders Text: Branding/Watermarking Diffuse Glow Displacement Circular Bokeh Swirling Bokeh Simulating Ambient Occlusion Texturing with Blend Modes Creating Atmosphere Creating Light Beams Vector Lighting Simple Gradients Technicolor Emulation - YouTube / Vimeo Creative Painting Colour toning with shapes Infrared Emulation Radial Blur Regular Tone Mapping Compositing Landscapes Adding Extended Borders Creating Photo Collages Abstract Ideas #01 Abstract Ideas #02 Enhancing Low Light Trails Light Painting Compositing Tone Mapping Portraits HSL Tonal Separation - YouTube / Vimeo Orton Effect - YouTube / Vimeo  
    Design Aids
    Snapshots Modifiers Designer/Photo Interworking Pixel Accurate Design Placing Documents Useful Keyboard Shortcuts Non Destructive Inpainting and Cloning Layer Creation Behaviour Layer Nesting Exporting 3D LUTs LUTs for Tonal Adjustments View Points Global Cloning Subtle Toning Multiple Colour Formats Scopes Curves Picker Non-Destructive Dodge & Burn Flexible Defringing Edge Detection for Masking Split & Mirror View Batch Processing Clone Sources Pixel Art Resize Direct PSD write-back (round tripping) Freehand Selection Tool Undo History Importing .abr Brushes Undo Brush with Snapshots Quick Toggling Panels - YouTube / Vimeo Light UI - YouTube / Vimeo Brush Stabilisation - YouTube / Vimeo  
    Channels
    Channels Channels for Alpha Masking Channels: Creating/Storing Selections Editing Single Channels Channels: Greyscale Blending Channel Packing  
    Filters
    Live Filter Layers (Also in Basics) Apply Image Apply Image: Equations Equations Filter Dust & Scratches Filter Halftone Scanlines Effect Mirror filter Diffuse Glow Filter Defeating Filter Limits  
    Panoramas
    Panoramas Tricky Panoramas Panorama Distortion Correction  
    HDR (High Dynamic Range)
    HDR: Merging & Tone Mapping HDR from one exposure - YouTube / Vimeo HDR: Tone Map Presets HDR: Panoramas HDR: Preprocessing HDR: Advanced Editing HDR: Ghosts Removal HDR: 32-bit Editing  
    Focus Merging (Focus Stacking)
    Focus Merging Focus Merge Retouching Focus Merging Bracketed Exposures  
    Live Stacking
    Maximum Stacking Big Stopper Effect Light Painting Blending Stacking: Long Exposure Simulation Stacking: Noise Reduction Stacking: Object Removal Stacking: Exposure Merging Stacking: Star Trail Effect  
    Live Projections (360 editing, perspective projection)
    360 Live Editing - YouTube / Vimeo 360 Advanced Editing 360 Retouching 360 Multiple Views 360 Roll Correction - YouTube / Vimeo Live Perspective Projection  
     OpenEXR/32-bit
    OpenEXR Multichannel Import/Export OpenEXR Import Options Editing 32-bit 3D Renders OpenEXR: Using Alpha Channels & Association  
    3D Render/Texture Work
    Seamless Textures Clone Sources: Texture Creation Enhancing 3D Renders #01 Enhancing 3D Renders #02 Tone Mapping 3D Renders 3D Relighting with Normal Map Passes - YouTube / Vimeo  
    Colour Management
    OpenColorIO Setup OpenColorIO Adjustment Soft Proofing Printing on Mac Printing on Windows Wide Colour Profiles vs sRGB - YouTube / Vimeo  
    Macros
    Macros Macros: Equations Macros: Layer Behaviour Batch Processing with Macros  
    Finishing Off
    Sharpening Selective Sharpening Exporting Export Compression Efficiency  
    Plugins
    Installing Nik Plugins (macOS) Installing Nik Plugins (Windows) Installing & Using Nik Dfine  
    Projects
    Nature Portrait Supermoon Product Shot Retouching #01 Nighttime Architecture Workflow - YouTube / Vimeo Portrait Retouching Workflow - YouTube / Vimeo  
    Bonus Content
    Uplift Epic Skies (1.6 Bonus Content) - YouTube / Vimeo  
    Windows Workflow videos
     
    In addition to the regular tutorials, we've also got some workflow videos shot on the Windows version of Photo that cover using a variety of features to edit an image to completion. These tend to be released on a more informal basis.
    Hadrian's Wall Tiled Building Portrait Retouching Monochromatic Architecture Canary Wharf Banded Demoiselle  
     
    Please let us know about areas you think need covering, have problems with, don’t understand, or just tell us if we’re on the right or wrong track. Simply reply to this pinned topic.

    Have fun with Affinity Photo!

    Best wishes from the Affinity Documentation Team!
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    David-Abi reacted to iSeeThis in Why I import RGB pic to CMYK doc of Photoshop and it still looks the same while AP not?   
    RGB pic to CMYK doc of Photshop = same color as it was in RGB mode.
    RGB pic to CMYK doc of AP = different color. Mostly negative.
    I've tried to search for answer and I know that someone talk about gamut, color space, color profile, color proof, etc.
    But frankly with my stupidity I don't know why Photoshop can maintain the same saturation, brightness, etc, while AP can't do so. I'm not educated in digital arts enough and this really bother me for a big while. Can someone tell me the answer so I can sleep well from now on? Is it possible to have AP act like photoshop when import RGB file into CMYK doc? Thanks a real million!
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    David-Abi reacted to SrPx in Why I import RGB pic to CMYK doc of Photoshop and it still looks the same while AP not?   
    I would check...
    - If it is the same exact image. Some images have tones that wont get out of CMYK spectrum (ie, you don't have certain intensive greens, etc). 
    - What CMYK profiles are you using to convert too. It can vary quite from one to another, between two CMYK color profiles.
    - In what way are you converting (relative, absolute, perceptual, etc) This alone can make a world of difference, just like other settings applied in the exact moment of conversion.
    - In what color space was the image originally... Adobe RGB? sRGB ? it can also introduce variance.
    - If you could upload the photo, if there's no copyright issues or etc to upload for helping here, then someone with Photo could help you find the issue.
    Also, telling us to which exact CMYK color profile would you want to convert the image to.
    I am not offering for that help, as I don't have Photo.... 
    Edit: And that you are trying to convert from a specific RGB color profile, to a specific CMYK color profile, and is the same situation in AP.
     
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    David-Abi reacted to iSeeThis in Why I import RGB pic to CMYK doc of Photoshop and it still looks the same while AP not?   
    Thanks SrPx. My CMYK profile is SWOP v2 (both PS and AP)
     
    The first one is original sRGB from DAZ Studio
     

     
    The second one is the result of importing to new CMYK doc of Photoshop. The result is almost exactly the same to the original.
     

     
    The third one is imported into new CMYK doc of AP

     
    As you may notice, red level is dropped dramatically. Sometimes it's good. But most of the time I have to abandon AP because it takes too much time to adjust the color alone (I'm not such a professional and editing color is not my beloved job).
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    David-Abi reacted to iSeeThis in Why I import RGB pic to CMYK doc of Photoshop and it still looks the same while AP not?   
    To add a point of view. I suspect that now I have a stupid workflow. I import original pic to new CMYK doc of Photoshop. Then I open the saved psd file with Affinity Photo. I apply the AP's features I like. Then export to psd again for easiness of final procedure in Indesign. I just want to know a way to do it alone in AP. I know that nothing wrong with gamut since I can import CMYK psd file with no flaw. Just don't know how to import original file into AP without color problem. Thank you!
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