How To Cut Out Part Of an Image Using Affinity Photo
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- macmost.com/e-2257 You can use the brush selection tool in Affinity Photo to cut out a subject in a photo. With the subject on a separate layer, you can apply adjustments, filters and effects to just the subject or the background. You can also copy and paste the subject onto another background image.
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In less than 10 minutes I was able to understand all that I've struggled to grasp through lots of other videos. That "A-ha" moment. Your video also gave me so many ideas I can finally pull off. Thanks.
Probably THE most helpful Affinity Photo lesson I've found, and I've looked through a gazillion of them. I've saved this tutorial and now use it as my reference for many aspects of AP. Thank you, Gary, great job!
This is the only tutorial that I actually understood out of about 20 - thank you so much!!!!!
This has been the best video I've watched on this subject. Never understood it no matter how many Affinity videos I watched ! Thanks !
Best tutorial I have seen on cutting sections of photos, thank you.
I have watched a lot of tutorials on cutting photos in affinity. This is by far the best. Thank you!
Glad to see you covering Affinity Photo. I work with it (relatively poorly) and would like to improve.
Thank you Gary. Most useful.
Many thanks, Gary. Like others glad to see you're covering Affinity Photo which is my preferred app for photo editing. With regards to the bear image at 8:15 an even quicker way to erase the white background is to select Filters>Colours>Erase White Paper. I use this option frequently to create images with a transparent background.
thank you , finally a "to the point" tutorial on Affinity products that work well but are just too ridiculously ambiguous to use. at least the crop tool works now after a year.
plssss plssssss make a complete tutorial series for complete Affinity app, coz everyone now a days is shifting to Affinity from adobe,
n recently i bought all of their app as it was in discount
"Everyone"?
Very neat & concise tutorial. Thank you Sir!
Thanks for a very informative video that gets to the point quickly!
Great tutorial. Thanks!
Nice video Gary, need more such videos of image editing on your channel..
Aaaaaaaahhhhh!!!!!!!!!! I can finally stop banging my head against a brickwall!!!! Thanks dude, life saver! Take my sub!
Excellent video, thanks so much!!!
Great video instruction thank you so much... just bought today and what a great program
Thanks so much for presenting an Affinity Photo tutorial. I used it for about two years but it has been very underutilized by me. I am going to fire it up and use some of the tools you used.
Great, nice and easy. Thanks
thanks! Just what I needed
You're the man... thanks for this tutorial!
Great Tute. Thanks.
Vid is super helpful. I've migrated from Adobe to Affinity (program ownership > subscription model) and I find it's not as intuitive. But thanks to you, I'm learning how to utilize this program and am finding it to be a great tool. So THANK YOU! Much appreciated.
Thank you !
Made my day. Just switched to Affinity.
This was actually pretty helpful to me a Windows user ha ha! Affinity has some great selection tools. Thanks
Grate neat job!!
Just starting out with affinity, liked your tutorial, easy to follow, are there more tutorials for affinity from you.
Thanks Gary, another great video. I would love to see additional videos regarding Affinity Photo. Just looking, it appears to be a lot of videos on RUclips (not sure of quality). Great cost effective option opposed to Adobe. Have you ever posted your preferred tools that you use on a regular basis? Thanks again for all that you do and for your talents.
I'm not sure which I really prefer. Acorn is great for making quick graphics. Affinity Photo seems best for editing photos. Pixelmator seems to combine the best of both for graphics with photo elements. I switch between the three all the time and really haven't settled for one. But I think most people don't need graphics as much as me (app+web developer) and are just looking to edit photos.
I enjoyed your video very much. I agree with Bruno that it would benefit many affinity photo users if you did more tutorials on that app. I would like to see you also do some with Affinity designer. Thanks.
other Affinity tutorials do not get to the point , they are all over the place, vague and presumptuous. This one is great! Good work!!!
awesome video. Do you have one like this on Pixelmator?
Hi Gary, could you maybe make a video about file extensions and how to organize to make all file types show with best app in finder and open as default with that app. Love your videos, thanks a lot.
See, I always try to select the background so I can delete it rather than selecting the subject. Maybe that's my first problem.
GARY THE GOAT !!!!!
After cropping and applying the crop as a new layer, I can't see any of it. It shows it as it's own layer in the layers tab, but there no image in it. I click on the new pixel layer and nothing happens...
Help needed!!
I have cut out an image and the size is 666x375 I want to make it bigger. How do I make it bigger using Photoshop? Any help would be very much appreciated.
This is great but I just want to cut out a rectangle. As an experienced Photoshop user, I can't believe I have to search for a tutorial just to do that!
Great tutorial!! I'm having an issue though, under the 'refine' menu, I cannot preview the transparent image. All the other previews work except the 'transparent' option. How can I fix this? Thanks in advance!!
Not sure. Keep trying or ask Affinity support.
@@macmost I figured it out almost immediately after commenting. All I had to do was deselect the background layer.
I'm very new to editing, if i'm unable to find an affinity photo tutorial for a specific task, would it be possible to replicate that task using an adobe photoshop (or any other editing software) tutorial? or does Affinity photo pose limitations other editing softwares don't?
Excuse me for asking so many questions
@@mosaabalhasan3473 Depends on the task. Sometimes it would be similar to Photoshop, sometimes different.
@@macmost appreciate it 🙏
Hello sir please make a video on how edit text in preview pdf on mac!!
You don't edit text on a PDF. A PDF is like a printed page. If you want to make changes, you go back to the original document (In Pages, Word, InDesign, etc) and change it there and export another PDF.
macmostvideo thanks
Awesome, thank you 👍 Why does this software have to make simple things require so many steps 😅
This is an old video. Newer versions of macOS have this built in. ruclips.net/video/1YcUHOpbX4E/видео.html
When I cut out the image and place it on my other photo, the Move Tool doesn't select the image I pasted. What am I doing that is possibly wrong? I was following along so well until I got to that point! All I get is that hand that moves the whole photo around.
Make sure you have the Move tool selected, and also that you have that particular layer selected.
@@macmost Thank you for your quick reply! It worked this time!
You are 👍
EXPORT "just" the CUT-Out >> Could You show how to export out just the Cut-Out as a PNG for Futurre Use. NO ONE ever shows that. I guess you could save the FILE as an Affinity file, but I would Like to have the Cut out separate to use in Videos etc. Am I the only person in the world that would do this, I don't think so. People presume You immediately want to add a New Background . . .
Yes, just save a file with only the cutout. Here another video where I talk about this, but not for Affinity specifically. ruclips.net/video/4vKCIWLEY2U/видео.html&t
way behind adobe photo shop
Way to fast, I can't even figure out where the brush tool is the first tool talked about in the video. Not helpful
Do what I did and pause as you go, very simple.
An absolutely amazing tutorial. Totally agree with @kend4128 !! Thank you ;)