Change image Size without losing Quality - Affinity Photo Tutorial - Upscale & Downscale
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- How do you scale up Photos without loosing Quality? How to export images for Social Media? In this Video i will show you both. The image sizes for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, Linkedin in 2020
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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.
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Hey Olivio, kannst du mir nochmal erklären wie man in z. B eine Elipse ein gradient bekommt? Habe leider den Link zum onlinekurs des Mythical Gradient pack verloren. LG
Hi THO, den Kurs findest du hier: th-cam.com/video/cMkZJoCyS5g/w-d-xo.html
In den Gradient einstellungen, da wo du auch die Farben wählst, kannst du zwischen den Modies, wie Linear, Round, Elipse auswählen :)
@@OlivioSarikas Dankeschön :) wünsche dir ein schönes Wochenende
I love it! “Secret Sauce” Yes!!
Thank you Olivio, very helpful.
Hello Olivio and thank you for the time you spent making us some great tutorials on our favorite software.
This last one requires a little more attention to the listening but as always it's ok.
Just what I was looking for...Thanks!!!!
I love your videos. Thanks for all the useful information you share. :)
Epic beard Olivio!
thank you for this content!
Nice video, glad to be an old suscriber.
Thanks for another very useful and informative video
My pleasure :)
Thank you sir!
Bro is really handing out that secret designer sauce 😅😊
Hi Olivio! Hope you are well! I'm trying to down size an image measuring 1793px x 1294px for a Facebook profile image but when I downsize it just goes really blurry. The new image I 'place' the large image on to is 170px x 170px and both are 300 DPI. It also goes blurry if I just change the size on the actual large image. Please send help, haha! :) Thanks so much!
Thank you, any suggestions to fit a picture into a locket?
Hello This one Is very Helpful Video But i Have another Question Is What if i want to Upload the full image without Croping it ? And have the same details?
got to try that site, save an image from my stream that YT used as a thumbnail but I wanted to make it bigger and add to it but it's a small file
I’m trying to learn more about upscaling-can’t Affinity Photo upscale in Resize Document or in Export?
Olivio - I'm confused and correct me if I'm wrong... when you increase the picture from say 400x600 pixels to say, 1600x1800 pixels that's just increasing the picture size. It isn't increasing it's resolution. If you increase the picture from 72 dpi to 300 dpi then that would be increasing the resolution right?
Hi Rene, the Pixel x Pixel is the resolution. If someone says it's a 2 megapixel image, that is simple the result of solving that multiplication. So a 1920 x 1080 screen has a 2.073.600 pixel resolution. DPI on the other hand is simply a suggestion of how big the image would be if you would have that many dpi = dots per inch. But of course a 50 inch 1080p display has less pixels per inch (ppi) than a 20 inch screen with the same 1080p resolution
1000 "LIKES" from me Olivio ... Thank you very much
Thank you, flash :)
You want to be careful with oversharpening Instagram pictures. I find that Instagram re-sharpens them and they often end-up oversharpened. I also find that Affinity's down-sizing algorithm works better than Instagram's, so I prefer to upload my pics at 1080x1080 right away.
That a good point. You certainly need to test the different platforms and see if the pictures look better or worse when editing them specially for that platform :)
I realized :) you know Affinity apps very well. So maybe you know how can I open photo linked into Publisher in A.Photo? Without Resource manager and Finder? Like in InDesign "Open oryginal" or "Open in" .
Maybe you know how can I replece some fonts in document (like "Find fonts" in Indesihn). Maybe you know how can I "Convert Clipping Path to frame" Cmd+alt+C in Indesign.
I would like to say good by to Adobe, I am trying Affinity apps now. But there is too much problems :( too less shortcuts).
If yu can give me your answers, makes me incredible happy :)
Great video Olivio. Thnx. Have a great Saturday night. Indoors please.
See you
Thank you, Jeff. All the best to you too and stay save :)
you talked about the AI website that upscale the image but how do you do it in Affinity Photo?
you go to "document -> resize Document" but this will only make it larger, it will NOT enhance the image quality. For that you need AI and Affinity Photo does not have that
@@OlivioSarikas Thanks
how to change 16 bits picture into 8bits to use to upload it on insta . idk how after uploading to insta the colour changed on my pc
You want to export the photo and choose 8 bit for your desired output from the available formats in the drop down menu.
How about a tutorial how to DOWNscale images in Affinity Photo without them getting blurry. I can't bleieve that AP doesn't get that simple task right. downscaling always results in sharper images. It's also used as a trick to use higher resolution during shots to have the option to sharpen the images later by downscaling. ...well not so much with Affinity Photo..
I haven't tried downscaling with AP yet that sounds bad that it does a poor job
And act surprised when your images end up on foreign stock photo sites.
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Get to the point!!!!