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  • @mikeallen4231
    @mikeallen4231 Месяц назад +1

    Literally was trying to do this last night

  • @shedrickDuval904
    @shedrickDuval904 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you for your tutorials.
    Also I will like to thank you for answering my questions about the frequency separation. But I didn't think I ask the question correctly.
    So basically photo shop users use the mixer brush to edit the portrait for smoothing the skin texture along with frequency separation.
    I wanted know is that possible on Affinity photo for hi end edits.
    Maybe I'm still not asking my questions correctly. Try looking for mixer brush for portraits on tutorials on photo shop and they may help me explain it better.
    Thank you again for everything you help us with. I'm truly thankful you have help me come along way.

    • @TechnicallyTrent
      @TechnicallyTrent Месяц назад

      Hi @shedrickDuval904!
      Yes, it should be possible to do that in Affinity Photo. It does have a mixer brush, which I have a video about here (although I don't use a portrait example):
      ruclips.net/video/yXWGAndwOR8/видео.html
      It seems to me like the mixer brush could be most useful on the low frequency (blurry) layer.
      Hope this helps!
      Trent

  • @graphguy
    @graphguy Месяц назад

    Thanks!

  • @chrissy8764
    @chrissy8764 Месяц назад

    Thanks for this! I think for the first part, creating the shilouette can also be done in Designer. It’s that magic brush erasing that I don’t think can be done in Designer. Is Photo worth getting just for that feature?

    • @TechnicallyTrent
      @TechnicallyTrent Месяц назад +1

      Hi @chrissy8764! I do think that for my needs, the In-Painting Brush is probably the most useful feature in Affinity Photo that is not in Designer. I do recommend getting the whole suite of programs if possible, especially if it goes on sale again.