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Hi,

I'm searching for a good step-by-step-tutorial explaining how to colourize ancient b&w images. Unfortunatedly I found only photoshop tutorials but none for affinity photo? Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks Georg

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Hi pixupdate. If you get completely stuck I cover restoring and colourising old photos on my Affinity Photo: Little Box of Tricks course over at Udemy. Unfortunately it's a paid for course so maybe consider it only if no one comes up with a free alternative.

 

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Cheers,

Simon 

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There are lots of tutorials for Affinity Photo

These are just a few of them...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCfYrQNjBBw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDW_vn_kizY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-u-9yZtclc

 

 

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On 10/23/2017 at 10:09 AM, drippy cat said:

 

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@jer thx for the heads up.

 

You can get away with the Photoshop tutorials, the basics are the same really. You just have to translate it into the new tooling of Affinity. But I must say I haven't seen a tutorial yet which mimics my techniques. So yeah, I might do a tutorial someday.

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Hi @EZeemering,
it is nice to hear, that you think about doing a tutorial someday. This would be so great! I have done some more photos since the first atempt you see above. It works quite well, but I still have problems with areas like the green and the dogs fur on this example.What could I do to make them look more realistic? Would you be so kind to share your workflow in colourizing areas like that? Thx, Georg

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I use a gradient overlay as a base layer for the foliage. With a desaturated dark green for the dark areas and a bit more saturated green for the light areas. On top of that one or two extra layers for some variety. 

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