Category: Affinity

If you are a professional photographer then it’s highly likely that you have one, if not several, hard drives gathering dust somewhere around your office. If you have some spare time on your hands – as many of us probably do have these days – this stock resource can come in very handy for creating a double exposure image.

PROFESSIONAL photographers know that colour is something that needs to be taken seriously and it can make or break the overall look of your work, enhance your personal style and allow you to create a mood and atmosphere that’s full of vintage appeal.

A reflection is a perfect way to marry together two separate scenes in a believable way and it’s easy to achieve in post-production using the blending mode found within Affinity Photo.

Even in this modern age there’s nothing to rival the class of a black and white head shot, so look through your files to see if you can find something there to convert using Affinity Photo.

The latest in our series of Affinity Photo workshops looks at the invaluable input of the clone tool in terms of how it can help you to clean up your wedding day images and make them more saleable. Our regular expert Matty Graham shows how it’s done with a straightforward step-by-step and you can watch his tutorial in real time.

If your action subject is looking just a little too static for your client’s liking then the option is always there to add the feel of motion through Affinity Photo’s handy Photo Zoom Blur tool.

If your images get out there without a credit or caption information attached then you can easily lose them, but by using Affinity Photo to add full metadata you can stay in control