I congratulate you for the new tutorials where the image of the person who is explaining does not appear, since this image distracts and covers part of the program's interface. Congratulations!
It probably has more to do with Apple than any software developer. Basically no commercial software would intentionally support out of service OS versions, which doesn't mean it won't work, but there's no guarantee anymore, and you have to check it yourself to see if it is the case.
On Windows 10, I didn't notice that Affinity Photo V2 was more resource hungry or slower. If compared Affinity to Photoshop, then it consumes very little.
A brilliant technique, thanks for sharing.
Thankyou for your amazing ability to explain in detail and clarity.
I congratulate you for the new tutorials where the image of the person who is explaining does not appear, since this image distracts and covers part of the program's interface. Congratulations!
Thank you, James.
Is there a way to record stuff like this as a macro on the ipad version? Cant seem to find the record button anywhere.
Very cool... I'll be trying this
Awesome, worth a macro
Any idea of i can record macros on the ipad version now that photo 2 is out?
Will you be doing affinity photo 2 tutorials for the iPad
you really rock!
too bad you guys decided to up your mac Os system requirements....but i'll be okay with Affinity version 1...i promise.
It probably has more to do with Apple than any software developer. Basically no commercial software would intentionally support out of service OS versions, which doesn't mean it won't work, but there's no guarantee anymore, and you have to check it yourself to see if it is the case.
On Windows 10, I didn't notice that Affinity Photo V2 was more resource hungry or slower. If compared Affinity to Photoshop, then it consumes very little.
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