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Affinity Photo - MOVE TOOL Secrets (Patreon)

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2019-01-05 18:14:21
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Learn to master to most used Tool in Affinity photo. 

- Rotate in increments of 15 degrees
- disable snapping for only a moment
- keep the relative ratio of multiple objects you resize
- stretch a area inside a layer
- many more really useful functions

ps.: If you are confused why this is public already. I messed up and forgot about the 7 days delay. So tomorrow i will post another tutorial that will then be available in 7 days for the rest of my viewers. this will happen 2 times, so 4 videos in the next 7 days to fill up the "delay period". Sorry for the inconvenience.

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Affinity Photo - MOVE TOOL Secrets

Learn to master to most used Tool in Affinity photo. - Rotate in increments of 15 degrees - disable snapping for only a moment - keep the relative ratio of multiple objects you resize - stretch a area inside a layer - many more really useful functions Support me Patreon - starting at ONLY 1$: https://www.patreon.com/sarikas Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarikastutorials photo used: https://unsplash.com/photos/4wzRuAb-KWs

Comments

Greg Hartwick

Thank you. Things are different on the iPad but all of the variations are doable by holding one, two or three fingers on the screen while moving the object. The only thing I can’t replicate is the ‘skewing’ effect. I’d like to do that sometimes but the ‘help’ system is no help ;-)

Olivio Sarikas
>>18636567

Hi GFreg, that great to hear. 3 fingers sounds pretty crowded on a screen. can you still see what you are doing? the skewing thin i guess would be to fickly to pull of on a touch screen. maybe there is some gesture or such you need to do to tell AP you want to skew the content

Greg Hartwick
>>18636567

I’ll have to ask Marco, if he drops in. He has the same kit as I do. If there’s a way, he will figure it out. This might be a good question for the Affinity Forum. I don’t use it much.

Bob Domine

Agreed, a very useful explanation of this basic tool and a very moving presentation! :)