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Learn how to create Snapshots. Save multiple Versions of a Photo Edit in just one File. Never Loose a Editing Idea again.
 

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Multiple Versions in one File - Affinity Photo

Learn how to create Snapshots. Save multiple Versions of a Photo Edit in just one File. Never Loose a Editing Idea again. Awesome Deals for Affinity Photo: https://gumroad.com/sarikasat Support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sarikas Follow me on: https://www.facebook.com/sarikastutorials https://www.instagram.com/sarikasat/ Join us on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/AffinityPhotoTuts/ About Olivio Sarikas: Mag. Olivio Sarikas is a professional Designer from Vienna Austria. He has been a passionate Artist for over 26 Years, starting at the age of 16 with his creative education. He studied at the University for fine Arts in Vienna and Munich and holds a Masters Degree in Fine Arts. He works as a self-employed Web & Print Designer. Occasionally he also gives Lectures on Marketing and Community Building at the local University. Hi Channel focuses around tutorials for Affinity Photo, Affinity Designer, Affinity Publisher and occasionally other Software tools like Krita, Corel Software, the NIK Collection and more. Olivio is famous for his "Secret Sauce", always trying to introduces some Pro Tricks into his tutorials and give a bit more background information. Also his "Creative Chats" are part of this channel, where he gives insights into the creative life and talks about how to improve your creative flow and realize your creative dreams to share them with the world.

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Patricia Green

Fabulous! I had no idea, so all my iterations have been saved as separate files...until now. Thank you.

Nicola Thwaite

Oh, I will definitely be making a lot of use of this tip in the future. Thank you!

Olivio Sarikas

Thank you, Patrica. Me too. I knew about the toll, but never used it much. Was really worth exploring it deeper :)