Thanks mate; you explained 'that' alien panel well Off topic: re; blown highlights from lights and similar --- a reduced opacity inpaint brush can be great to reduce them ---- also good for hotspots stuff like clouds . With our baldy heads and beards it's a little spooky how similar you and I look ---- but I'm closer to the ''born too long ago'' look :lol:.
My dude you are so knowledgeable! Thank you for these videos. I am now learning affinity photo after leaving Photoshop and your channel is gold. Have an awesome day!
Using the Vector Scope, what exactly does the 'white' mass in the center represent? It appeared slightly elongated towards the top, should it be more rounded and located as close to the center as possible? Wish you could explain that particular scope in more detail. Thanks for you tutorials.
This scope view is awesome. But at the same time it's so small.. How to detach it and make it bigger so that we can have it on the side during the whole post-processing?
Thank you for your tutorials. I am not good at english, but I understand you every word. You have nice voice timbre and very good pronunciation for me.
Very interesting. I use Levels for most my contrast adjustments. I read the results in the histogram and do not need to check in Scopes. But it is interesting seing whta scopes does.
Sorry Olivio, you've completely lost me with this: If I can't see what effect my processing is having by simply looking at it on the screen, all the gimmicks in the world are not going to help. If it looks right, it is right.
Sure, but you are forgetting that what you see on your screen is only how it look on your screen. Other devices with show it in a different way. So to have clear, objective, scientific data can improve your adjustments. It's just a tool, not a philosophy. It's just one more thing to help you. If you don't like it, you can just ignore it ;)
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Our AP guru. Thanks to your proficient tutorials, I bought AP and learning something new every day.
Great tool that I haven't known or used before. Now I will.
Again another step forward with AP.
Thanks a lot, Olivio!
Thank you for the kind words :)
Hi Olivio, my wish would be a video with the content about svg files. Export, what to look for etc. Thanks for great videos.
Great tutorial, I will definately check this tool out...also appreciated the info on vibrance and saturation.
My pleasure. Happy i could help :)
Olivio... Where/however did you learn all this? I think you know more than the people who made AP!
I surprise myself often too ;)
How did to open SCOPE?
Love it Olivio,would like to see you do a video on soft proofing for printing.
fantastic tutorial
Not seen how to use this tool before! Thanks.
Thank you !
Thanks mate; you explained 'that' alien panel well
Off topic: re; blown highlights from lights and similar --- a reduced opacity inpaint brush can be great to reduce them ---- also good for hotspots stuff like clouds .
With our baldy heads and beards it's a little spooky how similar you and I look ---- but I'm closer to the ''born too long ago'' look :lol:.
Awesome
Very educational Olivio never thought abought using the scope tab, didn't even know what it was used for, thank you for enlightening me.
My dude you are so knowledgeable! Thank you for these videos. I am now learning affinity photo after leaving Photoshop and your channel is gold. Have an awesome day!
Using the Vector Scope, what exactly does the 'white' mass in the center represent? It appeared slightly elongated towards the top, should it be more rounded and located as close to the center as possible? Wish you could explain that particular scope in more detail. Thanks for you tutorials.
I'm have missed scopes in Affinity Photo. But I have used scopes in DaVinci Resolve so it is easy learn to use them Photo too.
PS: Your new beard style fits perfect👍
Thank you very much :) It looks usually tame. I still need to get used to it. But i like it too :)
How do you use lock layers in Affinity? I can't get it to work right.
This scope view is awesome. But at the same time it's so small..
How to detach it and make it bigger so that we can have it on the side during the whole post-processing?
Nicely done. I didn't know it was there and it can be very useful.
Unexpected and very very interesting, thank you Olivio.
Thank you so much for another wonderful tutorial. Great
Great video. Thank you. On iPad the White Level is already at 10p when I open level adjustment. Any idea why?
Sorry, can't help you with that. I don't have a iPad
@@OlivioSarikas GET ONE! 😂 To be serious, I can‘t edit images on a Computer. I‘m so used to Pencil and iPad. Well, to each his own.
@@zoulhhh I'm actually getting one right now as part of a project i'm working on. So, i am really looking forward to that experience :)
@@OlivioSarikas And get a Pencil as well. You‘ll love it. Both that is.
Where is Scope on Affinity for iPad?
Jordan Drake, the video guy at Dpreview loves the Waveform display. I didn't know it was available in a photo program.
It's kind of hidden but really cool when you find it. 👍
A great tutorial thank you Olivio :)
Thank you for your tutorials. I am not good at english, but I understand you every word. You have nice voice timbre and very good pronunciation for me.
Thank you very much, Ivan
Another great tutorial- thank you so much 😊
Olivio! Thank you so much
Very interesting. I use Levels for most my contrast adjustments. I read the results in the histogram and do not need to check in Scopes. But it is interesting seing whta scopes does.
My pleasure. Happy i could help :)
Thanks. I use scopes in video editing too. You presented this very well.
Thank you very much. My personal next task is to learn color grading videos for my new vlog 🙂
Good one 👏⭐️
Thank you, Olivio👍
Any time!
Thanks, I learn something useful from all your videos. You should have way more subscribers!
Sorry Olivio, you've completely lost me with this:
If I can't see what effect my processing is having by simply looking at it on the screen, all the gimmicks in the world are not going to help.
If it looks right, it is right.
Sure, but you are forgetting that what you see on your screen is only how it look on your screen. Other devices with show it in a different way. So to have clear, objective, scientific data can improve your adjustments. It's just a tool, not a philosophy. It's just one more thing to help you. If you don't like it, you can just ignore it ;)