Bay Posted August 10, 2021 Posted August 10, 2021 Hey All- I took a photo that was too tight to the subject. I learned of different techniques to expand the photo/background. I did so through the crop tool then expanded the images via various techniques. In working through the expansion, I was using the clone tool for one area. In doing so, the tool went past the boundary I was expecting based on the crop. (See attached). It exceeds my expected boundary on the top and left side. How can I re-crop this repair to have a sold/striaght boundary? Thank you! Quote Apple MacBook Pro (2020) | M1 - 8gb Ram - 256gb HD | Ventura 13.5 Affinity | Photo | Designer | Publisher | 1.10.6
Dan C Posted August 10, 2021 Posted August 10, 2021 Hi @Bay, Affinity Publisher has the option to allow objects outside of the canvas to be drawn, which Affinity Photo does not support - however when in the Photo Persona of Publisher, the same View settings will be applied from the Publisher Persona. Therefore can you please return to the Publisher Persona and navigate to View > View Mode > Clip to Canvas and toggle this option. Does this stop the document drawing beyond the crop/canvas for you? Bay 1 Quote
Bay Posted August 10, 2021 Author Posted August 10, 2021 41 minutes ago, Dan C said: Hi @Bay, Affinity Publisher has the option to allow objects outside of the canvas to be drawn, which Affinity Photo does not support - however when in the Photo Persona of Publisher, the same View settings will be applied from the Publisher Persona. Therefore can you please return to the Publisher Persona and navigate to View > View Mode > Clip to Canvas and toggle this option. Does this stop the document drawing beyond the crop/canvas for you? Thank you, Dan! I appreciate your help! I'm trying to learn all I can about the Affinity suite. This worked very well; however... Now that it clipped to the canvas, I now have this weird expanded section box that does not reflect the image size. See below... Quote Apple MacBook Pro (2020) | M1 - 8gb Ram - 256gb HD | Ventura 13.5 Affinity | Photo | Designer | Publisher | 1.10.6
Dan C Posted August 10, 2021 Posted August 10, 2021 No problem at all, I'm glad to hear this! 9 minutes ago, Bay said: Now that it clipped to the canvas, I now have this weird expanded section box that does not reflect the image size I can confirm this is the bounding box of the current layer being displayed - if you right-click on the Pixel layer and select Rasterise and Trim, the layer will be destructively clipped to the canvas, removing the content beyond the canvas and setting the bounding box to the image within the canvas. Bay 1 Quote
Bay Posted August 10, 2021 Author Posted August 10, 2021 1 minute ago, Dan C said: No problem at all, I'm glad to hear this! I can confirm this is the bounding box of the current layer being displayed - if you right-click on the Pixel layer and select Rasterise and Trim, the layer will be destructively clipped to the canvas, removing the content beyond the canvas and setting the bounding box to the image within the canvas. Excellent. Thank you! ...I'm curious, I understand and have learned that certain edits are destructive. Do you know of any kind of comprehensive list of destructive edits? Quote Apple MacBook Pro (2020) | M1 - 8gb Ram - 256gb HD | Ventura 13.5 Affinity | Photo | Designer | Publisher | 1.10.6
Dan C Posted August 12, 2021 Posted August 12, 2021 Apologies for the delayed response! Unfortunately I'm not aware of any such list currently, my apologies. I'll be sure to suggest this to our documentation team to see if this is something we can produce in the future Bay 1 Quote
firstdefence Posted August 12, 2021 Posted August 12, 2021 I suppose the term destructive must be an edit that cannot be undone, so although it may be an inconvenience using history can mitigate destructive edits prior to saving an image. Saving with History can also help with the latter issue of saving. It might be easier to list non-destructive edits such as in Affinity Photo, using the live adjustment filters, and compounds in Affinity Designer. You could duplicate a layer, apply an edit and still recover the image to pre edit condition. Bay 1 Quote iMac 27" 2019 Sequoia 15.0 (24A335), iMac 27" Affinity Designer, Photo & Publisher V1 & V2, Adobe, Inkscape, Vectorstyler, Blender, C4D, Sketchup + more... XP-Pen Artist-22E, - iPad Pro 12.9 (Please refrain from licking the screen while using this forum) Affinity Help - Affinity Desktop Tutorials - Feedback - FAQ - most asked questions
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