Affinity Photo Tutorial - Introduction to object removal using inpaint and clone tools

In this video, we will have quick look on using the INPAINT and CLONE tools to remove objects or subjects in Affinity Photo. I will share some tips and trick for achieving perfection. This is the introduction video for the object removal and cleanup tool series in Affinity.
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[@josvalcke2269]

Super video. Thank you!

[@Graphicalfinity]

Thank you too!

[@explaysive_TV]

For non-destructive use of the inpaint brush, I usually create a new layer on top of the layer I want to correct and then select "Current Layer and below" from the drop-down of the toolbar. This way, the corrections will be on their own separate layer, covering the blemishes without removing them on the original layer, which in turn makes it easier to redo them selectively if you're not happy with the result.

[@Graphicalfinity]

Thank you for sharing! That indeed works perfectly for healing so you can dim down the effect by lowering the opacity of the layer.

[@Espermaschine]

Great video ! Learned a few new tricks.

[@Graphicalfinity]

Thank you!

[@clopes50]

Wonderful vídeo and nice tricks. Please create some versions for Affinity Phot for Ipad when is possible.
Thank you.

[@Graphicalfinity]

Thank you! Thank you also for reminding to share some iPad focussed. videos. Will do for sure!

[@M123OCT]

One suggestion (if you really want to teach effectively).
Next time you make a video, before posting, get someone who doesn't know what they're doing, sit them down at a computer, and see if they can follow your instructions and achieve the desired outcome. 👍
There is a huge difference between knowing how to do something, and knowing how to explain it. Clearly.
You move too fast, you are assuming prior knowledge, and you are not explaining clearly enough.
I'm sure it's fine for experienced users, but not for inexperienced users who want to learn how to do something.

[@Graphicalfinity]

Thank you very much for your feedback and you are completely right. This video is not for beginner and i should have made it clear it is more for intermediate users. Hopefully in the newer videos i will try to keep your suggestions in mind (and at least mention if it is a beginner video or not)

[@M123OCT]

@@Graphicalfinity And thank you for taking my comments in the right spirit. 👍 I will return when I know more. 😉