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Affinity Photo - 5 Super Tricks - That will save you Mind (Patreon)

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5 Things you need to know about Affinity Photo that will save you Mind. Do you go crazy sometimes trying to figure out how to get the right position for your Guidelines? How do you evenly spread shapes? How do you get the right, pixel perfect size for imported (aka placed) image? 

This tutorial will tell you how this is done the easy way. Saving you a ton of time, your mind and making your Affinity Photo Workflow that much easier and faster. 

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Affinity Photo - 5 Super Tricks - That will save you Mind

5 Things you need to know about Affinity Photo that will save you Mind. Do you go crazy sometimes trying to figure out how to get the right position for your Guidelines? How do you evenly spread shapes? How do you get the right, pixel perfect size for imported (aka placed) image? This tutorial will tell you how this is done the easy way. Saving you a ton of time, your mind and making your Affinity Photo Workflow that much easier and faster. Find amazing Perks on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sarikas Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarikastutorials Photo Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/UoYK-aarqTY

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Kevin Phillips

Hi Olivio, another useful set of tricks. I was aware of some of them from using Illustrator in the past. I find that necessity is the mother of 'deep diving 'into the application until you find that oh so hidden feature!

Greg Hartwick

Hi, Olivio. Thanks for the tricks. I hope we get to do another artistic project soon.

William H. Willis

One of my favorite uses for the guide trick is to set a horizontal guide at 1/3, then use it to place my horizon. Sometimes my horizon looks a little tilted, but when I actually check it, I find it is perfectly level. I trust the guide lines more than my eyes.

CJ Carpenter

Olivio....Thanks again. Lately I've been learning so much tips and tricks for Affinity I have to review your videos to keep up. Which is a good thing!!! Just the lesson on spacing out copied shapes will save me loads of time manually moving around chucks while making up a background texture. Oh, and the center of rotation....I never even knew about that!

Olivio Sarikas
>>16508819

Hi Kevin, yes i totally agree. I also learn so much new way and ideas through reading the feedback. Eveyone uses it differently, so they need & find different tricks :)

William H. Willis
>>16518165

I'm old fashioned. When I first started as a newspaper photographer/reporter (in the early 1960's), the "rule of thirds" was a LAW, not just a suggestion. I still tend to put my horizons at either the lower or upper third mark. It's a hard habit to break. In those days, if your photos didn't match the official style for the paper, they didn't get printed. The only exception to that rule was for people (sometimes other newsworthy subjects) and they were centered in the photo. Creativity in composition was not encouraged.

Olivio Sarikas
>>16534199

You are welcome, Christopher :) I like these tricks videos too. AP is so much more fun with a bag full of ideas what to do with it or how to get there :)