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Clipping vs Masking Visual Aid


Michael Sheaver

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Greetings!

 

I had to do a bit of study and homework in order to wrap my head around the clipping and masking operations in Designer and Photo.  In the process, I developed a one-page infographic (attached), and it apparently has already helped some folks on the Affinity Designer and Photo Group in FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AffinityDesignerPhotoPublisher/.

 

I will be updating it shortly, but wanted share the first version here for comments and suggestions.

 

Enjoy!

Clipping vs Masking.pdf

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A good friend of mine made a video on this topic and can be viewed here....

 

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Very informative and professional!

 

Both have great advantages. I use clipping for cases like an eye on the edge of face, and I use masking for comic panels or to give the impression of an unclosed shape on shapes that are actually closed.

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