AMAZING CONTENT AWARE TOOLS WITH AFFINITY PHOTO

Yes Photoshop has Content Aware tools - but I really like the Inpainting Brush and Inpainting Fill tools available with Affinity Photo.

In this video I show real images being drastically improved in only a few seconds. Electric lines are easily replaced with sky, content is created where there was none, and great images of musicians performing are dramatically improved with a touch of the Inpainting Brush.

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[JohnPavlish]

This is amazing. This feature is one of my big uses in Photoshop. Thank you for showing how to use it.

[slappinpumpkins]

Thanks, Robert. This is the first video I have watched of yours and I will keep a lookout. I mainly want to do landscape photos, beaches...etc. I'll keep a lookout for those tutorials!

[RobertWatcher]

My tools of choice have changed since I created this video. I still use Affinity Photo when I need the Inpainting tool, compositing and extensive layering, image stacking etc…, however I have abandoned the Adobe applications.

As soon as it was released in 2020, I purchased the new Apple MacMini M1 (Silicone), and decided to rebuild my workflow setup with new applications. To replace Lightroom for organizing my hard drives and handling the majority of my post processing, I found an M1 compliant application called Exposure x6. With the hundreds of thousands of image files on my main 16TB hard drive, I find the Exposure x6 method of working directly from my file structure, compared to Lightroom’s Catalogue system - to work exceeding well, and thumbnail previews load much more quickly and allow me to start working on a file even before all previews are loaded. The use of sidecar files to store processing data for non-destructive editing, suites me fine.

The three applications that I use for editing from within Exposure x6 (same way that I used Affinity Photo from within Lightroom) - are Affinity Photo, Topaz Denoise, and Topaz Sharpen AI. Nothing else needed for me.

[平震宇]

You really good at explaining thank you

[billfried]

Thanks! Clear and to the point, appreciate it.

[NikonChicFL]

What!!! Was curious about their feature. Holy cow!

[freddymuggs]

Looks like you have a picture of Buckethead unmasked at 9:07.

[technomaratti]

Man, thanks. The bot works fine, but where do I get the names of the new tokens?

[Theportraitdude]

Very nice work! I have Creative Cloud and live Lightroom fort main edits. I've been considering getting this for edits precisely like this so thanks for the video!

[s.e.skinner]

thanks for showing how it happens very positive for me

[thomastuorto]

Great vid , THANKS FOR POSTING! 1 question though. When I'm in the develop module, make a few adjustments & want to switch over to the photo module it gives me a hard time saying I'm only a % of the way done. Is there a easy way to switch out of the develop module?

[TawabHameed]

TNice tutorials is pretty much a modern day Fairlight CMI.

[CarlosGonzalez-ttdz]

Hello, how i can find the software that you is using in the video to open the picture before export to affinity, aparently the name is screenflow, this is personalized for you or you can get in the internet or Apple store, thanks

[last]

How do you add Affiny as a external editor in Lightroom?

[elisestewart]

Does affinity programs have a content aware move tool

[rolandrick]

How did you handle, that Lightroom is recognising the changes you safe to the .afphoto file???

[ChristohperReynolds]

So just curious... If you are already paying the cc subscription for lightroom and photoshop why would you use Affinity?

[Nazareth]

do you think it works better than photoshop's? Also- are there actions in affinity like in photoshop? Actions are a big part of my workflow in photoshop-

[ianwatson]

I can't see why you go back and forth between Lightroom and Affinity Photo when everything can be done from start to finish (not just inpainting) in Affinity Photo