5 easy ways to get professional looking photos - Affinity Photo Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- This video gives you some great insights into how to get more professional results. We will look at how to Overshoot, Crop, Guide the Eye, use Colors and a simple trick to get awesome results in seconds.
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This guy deserves more subscribers
Thank you, Charleone :) shares and likes help a lot :)
So true!
Indeed I learn a lot with him. Thank You Olivo
That sudden laughter though 😂
Without a doubt one of the best instructors for Photo I have come across. I have learnt more since I discovered Olivio than in watching all the other instructional video's out there.
Even though Olivio's adjustments are done a little too quickly for a beginner like me, the concepts that he gives are inspriring.
Another brilliant tutorial. Amazes me how how much improvement you get in photos with such simple things. Im now going to review all my photos to see how I can apply some of these tips.
Absolutely one of my favourite channels on TH-cam. Thank you for all your hard work!
Wow, thank you! Really happy you like my videos that much :)
I agree with the other commenters on how well you present these simple adjustments. I have subscribed and I am working my way through to learn affinity with various books, videos etc.. Your videos help with the learning process. Do you ever put this adjustments in writing? Perhaps you should do a book?
Thank you, Olivio!!!
Thanks a lot Olivio. Great and meaningful hints presented in a comprehensive way easy to follow and understand !
Watch my Sci-Fi Tutorial on the Affinity Channel: th-cam.com/video/CUD4cmXUmlI/w-d-xo.html
Good video. The information turned out most valuable. Especially how to use the donut and ellipse tool will work out to help immensely.
You should be called Professor Olivio! As always great tutorial. Always learning something!
Thank you :)
Olivio, you are the best!! Just tried donat- amazing. Thanks !
This video was great to watch. I am really enjoying your videos and the affinity suites. Learning photo, design, and publisher is fun. I love photography and videos but I think my talents are in publisher. Having some knowledge in the other software just enhance unlimited possibilities. As always, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. Great tutorial!!
Thank you, tjorgensen. It's nice that you still watch my videos. :) I wish i was better in Publisher, but Layout isn't really my strong side
very well explained and good to know, thank you!
Taught me 3 out of 5-not bad, Olivio, that is 60% ± improvement and I really appreciate it! And, as you said, they are "easy." Thanks.
I couldn't get the ellipse to blur until I noticed at 9:14 you have to right click on the little box with the ellipse icon itself rather than on the layer. It's a small detail but makes the difference between the blur effect working and not working.
Thanks for the donut vignette tip! Great!
Maravilloso. Como siempre. Gracias.
Sehr schön Olivio ! Sehr einfach und gut erklärt. Gratuliere aus Bogota, Kolumbien.
Stunning. Thank you so much, your tips are fantastic!!!
My pleasure. Happy i could help :)
Thank you for teaching me something awesome and new!
You are welcome :)
learned a lot!!
Thanks Olivia, great video as always
Thank you too :)
Taught me 3 out of 5 also Olivio. I'm super impressed. I try to get my images the best they can be in camera but sometimes that does not work so have to go to post to make the image better. I have been using Affinity Photo Workbook but it does miss some of these little tricks that you've just taught me as you are applying to real photos. If that makes sense? Anyway, thanks so much for this tutorial. I have you do more like this. Thank you. :)
I always learn something new. Thank you.
My pleasure :)
Thank you for these reminders Olivio, here are still a lot of little tricks essential for our happiness. ;-)
You are welcome, Alain :) Always happy to help :)
Hi, thanks for your lessons! I'm trying to do same here but when I try to apply the curves adjustment on the donut layer it applies to all layers, do I miss something in your explanation?
Nice sir, thankyou
Great tricks, and so easy.
You are welcome. Glad you like them :)
Thank you for the lessons.
My pleasure!
Thank you. I really like them, especially the masking tricks.
I've been following you since 2 months n I've learn a lot. One thing I like about ur videos they work either on Affinity photo desktop or ipad. Thanks for providing us such rich contents
Hi John, happy you enjoyed this episode :)
Hi Riley, awesome that i can help you even on iPad :)
Realy EXCELENT ... Thank you !
You are welcome! :)
Great tutorial, as usual
Thank you, Audrey. I'm happy you like it :)
Awesome again, thanks
Happy you like it Ricky :)
Olivio, thank you for another great video. I always learn some new "secret sauce" from you. Please be careful, however, in calling Cyan, Blue and Magenta, Red . . . definitely NOT the same, especially when referring to the Selective Color tool. Those who were paying close attention and more experienced knew what you meant, but it could get confusing for less experienced photographers (RGB/CMY). Keep up the great work. Byeeeeee.
Realy cool tricks
Thank you, Rushabh :)
Hi I have a question- when one crops the picture to a small portion the pixels blow out when you enlarge for putting it into any project. How to resolve this?
Thank you ~
You are welcome, Cashino :)
Thank you!
You're welcome :)
I like.
Excellent tutorial. Please make a video on how to make perfect resolution pictures for social media like Facebook and Instagram etc.
Hi Naveen, i think i already made on, although i can find it at the moment. But here is a link to a page with the most important social media sizes: makeawebsitehub.com/social-media-image-sizes-cheat-sheet/
Thanks Oli!
7:36 Why did the Curves affect the masked areas and not affect the transparent ones in the center but not vice versa?
Hi alea, because one is a circle and the other one is a Donut with a hole in the middle - mean no mask in the middle :)
@@OlivioSarikas Exactly: "the hole in the middle - means no mask in the middle", but in your Donut case the middle is masked!!! And the other area which should be masked is influenced by the Curves - got darker!!
Pro tutorial
Ich fände es gut, wenn Derjenige, der bei jedem deiner Tutorials einen Daumen nach unten klickt, sich auch äußern würde, was ihm nicht gefällt.
Anscheinend handelt es sich bei ihm um einen Neider.
Ja, da scheint wohl jemand sehr sauer auf mich zu sein. Vielleicht kein Fan von Bärten. Aber sei es ihm gegönnt. Ist ja zum glück nur einer ;)
VIELEN DANK
11:18
What are you talking about? I was absolutely not in the image at that point o.O
I'm adjusting the Colors in the Image using a "Selective Colors" Adjustment - like the name says it adjusts different colors individually that are defined by the adjustment
@@OlivioSarikas Read my name again and notice what you said exactly at 11:21 :D