affinity photo LEGACY: Official Affinity Photo (Desktop) Video Tutorials

[Alfred 4,730]

9 hours ago, manu schwendener said:

In my opinion you need a way to collapse the new information, so that when I first look at the list I see only the titles, maybe in front of the titles the icon that links to vimeo and youtube. 

 

Thanks to @Bri-Toon, I’ve learned that on these forums we can manually add ‘spoiler’ markup to make some of our post content initially hidden.

 

Here is an example.

 

Just enclose the content in {spoiler} and {/spoiler} tags, but use square brackets instead of curly braces.

[LilleG 279]

I like Alfred's suggestion.  More information would be good, especially for new users, but adding descriptions and keywords makes it rather cluttered and as manu schwendener  said, simply too overwhelming.

[manu schwendener 119]

> spoiler tags

Good to know :-)

But the text is always "Reveal hidden contents". And if you have more than one they are too far apart.

Maybe use the option to post html code?
 

[Bri-Toon 653]

3 hours ago, Alfred said:

 

Thanks to @Bri-Toon, I’ve learned that on these forums we can manually add ‘spoiler’ markup to make some of our post content initially hidden.

  Reveal hidden contents

Here is an example.

 

Just enclose the content in {spoiler} and {/spoiler} tags, but use square brackets instead of curly braces.

 

I feel so special.

[manu schwendener 119]

If you (as forum admins) can insert a post after post1 this would be a possible solution, too:

Post 1 stays as it was, titles only, grouped as it is. This is the perfect overview for the videos.

Post 2 = expanded version.

Post 1 and Post 2 would link to each other, in the sense of "expand all" / "collapse all" - best at the top and the bottom of both posts.

[modellingnige 0]

Have just started out with Affinity Photo (after about 25 years using Adobe Photoshop) and these videos are brilliant! Well done Affinity! Can't wait for Publisher to come out!

[bande135 0]

hey. i've just got a question about something and i haven't seen any tutorials online about it yet and i have seen it in one of your affinity photo advertisements where with a car you use some sort of tool and it make it look like the tire is actually spinning. i would greatly appreciate knowing how this is able to be done. thanks.

-Billy

[James Ritson 832]

Hey everyone, to coincide with the release of version 1.6, here are some new tutorials! It's a mix of new 1.6 features, revisions to old videos, and general tutorials covering functionality and techniques. Hope you find them useful!

 

• Quick Toggling Panels - YouTube / Vimeo
• Quick Inpainting Crooked Horizons - YouTube / Vimeo
• 360 Live Editing - YouTube / Vimeo
• 360 Roll Correction - YouTube / Vimeo
• Light UI - YouTube / Vimeo
• Brush Stabilisation - YouTube / Vimeo
• 3D Relighting with Normal Map Passes - YouTube / Vimeo
• Uplift Epic Skies (1.6 Bonus Content) - YouTube / Vimeo

[affwin 34]

Hi, when I select a new video on Vimeo, the video will play but not download. No matter what size I choose.
What am I doing wrong?
Greeting Dieter

[affwin 34]

Hello, has done. One must after the selection of the video with a certain size to play the video and stop. Right mouse button - Save the video.
Greeting Dieter

The videos are all great.

[IDP 0]

These video tutorials are a really great support for those of us getting started with Affinity. Thanks.

One question: is there a way of downloading batches of them in one go for future reference? At present I'm downloading them one at a time...

[kimchung 0]

here is a good start, thanks

[krbo 19]

I always download these fine tutorials from Vimeo for an easier later usage.

Usually in a 1080p resolution and have a question: why there are very often two files of the same resolution but different sizes?? (usually on higher resolutions 1080,2K)

 

For example latest "Uplift Epic skies" in 1080p have two files: one 112,393Mb and other 103,971Mb

Which one to use?

[Ottoteller 1]

These are truly amazing. The narration is articulate and cuts straight to the heart of the matter. The blow-ups of drop down menus and selections eliminate doubt. The tuts are so well done that they sold me on Affinity Photo, which I have purchased with no subsequent regrets. I have enjoyed using them to master each feature. In the words of a great English poet, you have managed to both teach and delight.

[Riversong 0]

These Tutorials are awesome! Thanks so much.

[RobNJ 28]

On 11/2/2017 at 10:53 AM, James Ritson said:

Hey everyone, to coincide with the release of version 1.6, here are some new tutorials! It's a mix of new 1.6 features, revisions to old videos, and general tutorials covering functionality and techniques. Hope you find them useful

• Quick Inpainting Crooked Horizons - YouTube / Vimeo

 

THANK YOU!! I was trying to remember enough of the title, to find this via a search. I had forgotten a step 

[James Ritson 832]

Hey all, I've slowly been posting new videos over the last week, so here are three new ones for you!

• Using Adjustment Layers on Masks - YouTube / Vimeo
• HSL Tonal Separation - YouTube / Vimeo
• Nighttime Architecture Workflow - YouTube / Vimeo

The Nighttime Architecture video is a standout; it's a 17 minute complete walkthrough of an image edit from start to finish - I took the photo during a recent trip to Bern, Switzerland and got a few interesting shots, but this one came to life with a bit of editing and careful treatment of colour. Let me know if you find these workflow-focused videos useful!

[anon2 1,062]

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[LenC 13]

On Quick Inpainting Crooked Horizons, this is useful but refers to tilted horizons. I have some truly crooked horizons from wobbly iPhone pans, and if there is a solution for those that doesn't involve hours of nudging I would be interested.

On Using Adjustment Layers on Masks, I'll save this for when I understand more, but for right now, what do you mean by 'to matte' in this context? ('Brush over the hair to matte it," 'hair is a little thin from the matting.') Not a paperboard border, not a non-specular surface, ... ?

@James Ritson

[James Ritson 832]

Thanks for all the feedback so far, in response to the architecture workflow video posted above I've produced a portrait retouching workflow video which you can see here:

• Portrait Retouching Workflow - YouTube / Vimeo

It's 25 minutes long and covers a variety of techniques including:

• Initial RAW development
• Working in a wider colour space
• Frequency Separation
• Retouching tools including Blemish Removal, Patch Tool, Healing Brush, Clone Brush and Inpainting Brush
• Selection Refinement
• Quick Mask mode
• Mask layers and tweaking matte spill with Curves/Levels
• Brush work to enhance tones
• Masking on adjustments/live filters
• Final sharpening
• Export and conversion to sRGB colour space

 Hope you find it useful! I would hazard a guess that these more workflow-focused videos are quite useful, so I hope to produce more of them in the not-too-distant future. Thanks again.

[James Ritson 832]

On 26/11/2017 at 1:58 AM, LenC said:

On Using Adjustment Layers on Masks, I'll save this for when I understand more, but for right now, what do you mean by 'to matte' in this context? ('Brush over the hair to matte it," 'hair is a little thin from the matting.') Not a paperboard border, not a non-specular surface, ... ?

@James Ritson

 

It's a term that refers to masking the background or foreground for compositing. It's more commonplace when dealing with video (e.g. green screen keying, you have "matte spill" and other options related to the term) but also applies to what we're doing with selection refinement and masking in Photo. If you're after some light reading there's a Wikipedia article on it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matte_(filmmaking) - hope that helps!

[iMacKalle 10]

Thanks for goda tutorials. But I am stuck. I dont know when/where I suppose to use this  Brush Categories. I need one tutorial as show me.

Thanks in advance.

 

 

[Alfred 4,730]

39 minutes ago, iMacKalle said:

Thanks for goda tutorials. But I am stuck. I dont know when/where I suppose to use this  Brush Categories. I need one tutorial as show me.

Thanks in advance.

 

 

 

I don't know of a video tutorial for this, but if you want to import the brushes from your Brush Categories folder you just need to choose the 'Import Brushes' option on the Brushes panel menu.

[iMacKalle 10]

43 minutes ago, Alfred said:

 

I don't know of a video tutorial for this, but if you want to import the brushes from your Brush Categories folder you just need to choose the 'Import Brushes' option on the Brushes panel menu.

 

 

Thank you very much. Easy to install.

[mikep 8]

I really wish someone would do an in depth black and white conversion from a raw file. I think I have seen all the black and white videos and non of them give a complete workflow and show what Affinity photo has to offer in this area. I really think black and white is being neglected, please help.

Regards

Mikep