Basic Architectural Visualisation Edit (Affinity Photo)

If you're into archviz workflows, discover some fundamentals for image retouching such as making flood selections from Object/Material ID layers, adjustment layers and live filter layers with masks, and using snapshots to store multiple edits within one document.

[@RNmarkie]

James, always appreciate your presence in forums and providing these types of tutorials. I don't typically do architechture, but I always watch because you drop great gems like the tolerance control with the selection actually being manipulated live on the image. Brilliant. I can always learn a ton regardless of the actual topic. Thanks so much.

[@javierrivero7]

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!

[@johnwehby_las6191]

Thank you, James!

[@alexpadillayt]

This is very amazing thanks for making this great product and no subscriptions

[@shauryashrivastava8965]

Please arrange the tutorial videos in the Affinity Photo desktop v1 playlist in an order that it could be used by any absolute beginner very easily. As an Affinity fanboy, I sincerely appreciate the job you guys have done with the Affinity suite, but all I'm asking you is to kindly arrange the videos in the playlist I mentioned keeping in mind that an absolute beginner is trying to learn it and later become a loyal part of the Affinity family.

[@elliottcobin1468]

Very interesting method. Is there a simple method for creating the object id pixel image?

[@VolkmarMiehling]

Interesting question. Would you please let me know if you find a way to do this?

[@bacurrah]

The object ID map is created in the 3D application, sometimes referred to as a cryptomatte. For instance, in Blender, it would be enabled as a Render Pass and exported separately in the compositing stage.

[@elliottcobin1468]

@@bacurrah Thank you.

[@christian6004]

Fascinating! But as a real estate photographer, absolutely impractical. Too many photos.

[@000CloudStrife]

So why does x8 have more advanced editing options than affinity photo when it comes to raw development

[@fairliemayne421]

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