InAffinity YouTube Tutorials Index

[dmstraker]

I've spend the Summer indexing all 550+ YouTube videos on Affinity Photo I've done via my InAffinity channel. This includes web pages (in my ChangingMinds website) for...

• ...every video, including brief notes and links to categories (effectively 'tags') in which it is included
• ...each category, with links to every video in that category
• ...a list of every video, by date of publication

The online InAffinity index is here:
http://changingminds.org/disciplines/photography/affinity_photo/inaffinity_video_index.htm

The video describing the index is here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L7ZciRiO3M

 

[Whokuni]

How do I express my deepest thanks for all this hard work.  I am new to Affinity - coming ever so gradually from Photoshop, so these videos will come in real handy.

Thank you 

[Phil Vetra]

Ah yes Dave,  Thank you for the very thoughtful and simple videos. I have not had Photoshop and this really helped me go down the rabbit hole.

Regards, Phil

PS. You need to put this in book form!

Edited October 19, 2020 by Phil Vetra
Added PS.

[dmstraker]

On 10/19/2020 at 3:26 AM, Phil Vetra said:

PS. You need to put this in book form!

Thanks for the thought, Phil and I would love to do this, but... I've written a few books in the past and know how much work it is. There just aren't the hours in the day. While retired from office jobs, I live on a smallholding where we try to grow as much of our own food as possible. And then there's all the other stuff, from family to local voluntary work to web stuff. And photography, of course.

I do still occasionally write -- I agreed to write a book for a publisher friend a couple of years ago, and it's just about done, which means I can now hopefully return to a couple of other books I have half-written.

[jimmy max]

It sounds like you're inquiring about the InAffinity YouTube Tutorials Index. This is a resource that lists all of the tutorial videos available on the InAffinity YouTube channel in an organized and easily searchable format.

This is a great tool for those looking to learn new skills or improve their knowledge of the InAffinity software. You can find the index by visiting the InAffinity YouTube channel and clicking on the "Index of Videos" link in the description.