Affinity Photo Inpainting How To Do It#

Image Editing Techniques Using Affinity Photo for Desktop Robin Whalley. With the Inpainting tool, in seconds you can make objects disappear from images. With 'Live Filter Layers' you can apply any of several filters to your images in a non-destructive and perpetually adjustable way. Two fantastic features in Affinity Photo are 'Live Filter Layers' and the Inpainting tool. Affinity Photo Live Filters and Inpainting.

Type directly in the text box or drag the pop-up slider to set the value. The following settings can be adjusted from the context toolbar: Width the brush (stroke) size in pixels. The Inpainting Brush Tool restores damaged, lost, deteriorated or unwanted areas of an image. I was going to print the guide out, put I ran out of toner.Inpainting Brush Tool. I have never processed a pic with it yet. And my version of Affinity is 1.5.269.

In case you think Ive got nothing bad to say about AP, it was great overall, and Inpainting (Contextual fill) is the best Ive ever seen.She talks about how easy it is. What she is doing is using it to 'paint' over an object, and then she releases the mouse and the painted over object is gone.I felt that I was violating the 'Affinity Photo community culture' by pointing out what was frustrating to me, and this made me feel future bug reports would also be politely declined. The following settings can be adjusted from the context.I am trying to do what the lady on this video is doing with the imprinting brush. Type directly in the text box or drag the pop-up slider to set the value.The Inpainting Brush Tool restores damaged, lost, deteriorated or unwanted areas of an image.

Affinity Photo Inpainting How To Do It

Current layer and Below, Current layer) Also, how come I do not see a red-eye icon on my screen? Would you please which the short clip above and teach me how to do it? Is her version the same as mine?Just a quick video on how I clean up some of my macro shots. How does she make her brush bigger? What is the deal about the two layers (ie. Could those of you that know how to use the imprinting brush teach me how to do it? Please? The time window for what I am interested below is from the 31:19 min mark to the 40:22 mark. There are no comments after her video is over, so I am left without any help. The one she uses is large and she can quickly paint over a telephone pole for example. The line I paint with in the size of a the print of a normal pen.

The way you can insert an image, highlight certain parts of it. However, I am ill today and will probably get back with you tomorrow on them. I have some more questions.

I wanted to remove the orange pylon directly behind her. I was trying to single her out. My daughter is a cheerleader. If any one wants to have a go at it and if you are successful, could you jot down the steps you used for your success. I was making multiple people (cloning I guess - although I never remember using that tool).I will attach the pic. I'll attach one of the images I was working on with NO SUCCESS.

Let's say there is an image of a bird flying in a blue cloud-less sky. It all depends on the object's surroundings. Reason being, it stated that my photo was too big 16.4mb.You are looking to remove areas of more complexity. It was an ugly/blurry mix.Can shortcuts be uploaded? I'll try. And finally, I wanted to remove the white lines off of the track the ladies were standing on. I wanted to remove the other two cheerleaders.

The lady was removing telephone poles that were in the FORREST! Along with a dozen other different things all in about 5 minutes. However, if the bird was in front of a cloud, then the result would look blurry as it did in your case.Again, the clip above. In this case, you would get a clean result. It takes whatever borders around the painted region and merges it.

Heck, there where not even comments at the end of it. If only she TAUGHT, as well as she used the software. But I was no where in the ballpark. I am completely aware of the fact that highly skilled people can make things like very simple. I am a former tennis player.

Expert on the youtube video did not go there. What about the 'More' button that appears after adjusting brush width and those few other things? It looks like that is NOT a place for a rookie like me to go to? Besides, Ms. I always change the size the way Toltec mentioned.Agreed. It looks like a key command was used, but I do not know it. And I don't know how the lady changed her brush size.

32.34 Talks about the zoom key (but is speaking ‘Apple’). 32.20 she makes a white line disappear and calls it ‘perfect’ and it is!!! I try something similar and it leaves on obvious, blurry path. 29.59 ‘make sure you have selected current layer and below’ (although she is not consistent with this in her practice) – WHY? 31.47 – ‘what I am going to do to make sure it is non-destructive is to add a layer, that is just a blank pixel layer’ HOW DO YOU ADD ANOTHER LAYER? And is it necessary? Would the image/edits be destructive if you didn’t do this step? 31.14 she pulls up a new image out of ‘thin air’. I never saw/heard her go there.Some more questions after watching the ten minutes of her clip again:Note: the numbers before the questions represent the time that the comment/question comes up on the clip abve.

33.30 “I can actually show you the before and after.” Are there other ways to show the 'before'/'afters'? Telephone poles, trees, etc 33.23 ‘Sometimes it is better to do it with a smaller brush and do it little by little.’ Agree? However, I watched her on this clip take out many things with a bigger brush and a bigger area all in one move. ‘Push ZED (? Apple?) again, it takes me back to the previous tool’ Z? And she mentions how it toggles back and forth.

37.00 she gets rid of telephone cables with a brush much bigger than what she needs, but it still looks good. Would you agree that that is important? It seems like it would appear on the context of the image. 36.20 ‘Try not to veer off – try to keep it in a straight as line as possible’ said when she was taking out a large telephone pole. And again, it shows at the top – ‘current layer’. 35.30 Getting rid of the telephone cables with a much bigger than necessary brush. Taking out a whole telephone pole.

38.38 – There were three long cables. 37.25 'Staying on the cables because the intelligence of the software gets it better to stay in one area/thing at a time.' 37.13 she ‘paints’ a large area as she gets rid of telephone cables – seeming to break one of her on rules again.

40.55 there was a dip on the horizon from here take something out. Mine would most likely be a blurry mess. She did it in two stages and it looks great. 39.45 Takes out a telephone pole that was partially covered by trees at the bottom.

With the one where my poor daughter's head is cloned liked 7 times, that is me. I was making multiple people (cloning I guess - although I never remember using that tool).I think my photos will fit now. Much appreciated.I'll attach one of the images I was working on with NO SUCCESS. Thanks.Well, thank you all on all accounts. She just painted from one side of the dip to the other and it was gone.

Here is what I was wanting to do: 1.) Remove the orange pylon from behind her head. The only thing that has been done to it - is I have resized it, to fix this forum. It is the same or similar pic to the one I mangled. The other pic is untouched by me (other than the down sizing).

I am so embarrassed.' Not exactly the hugs and kisses I was hoping for when I bought Affinity. 'Please take that off of Facebook. I quickly got an email from my daughter (she never emails me - I'm not 'cool' enough). All I could do is create a creepy seven-headed beast. After over 2 hours of working on the photo. 3.) Remove the white lines from off of the track and finally 4.) Remove any other cheerleaders in the picture (I just want my firstborn!).

And if you don't look at the image as a whole, but each element separately, you will begin to see a pattern.With the telephone pole, the background is symmetrical on both sides. It may not look it, but there is indeed a pattern in the painted areas of that image the lady painted on. The example I gave was more for a general understanding of how it works. To my new friends!I did see the part of the video you wanted us to see and I do understand that is a more complex photo.

And the height of the trees and grass almost match.On this one of the post, the background is on an angle, and in some cases, that can be tricky, but there is nothing else happening in the background.