#AFFINITY PHOTO DELETE SELECTION FULL#

Next, we'll go on to see what we can do with the selection that we've made. But if we make a mistake, and add in a part we don't want, such as the blue area between the microphone and her hand, change the mode from add to subtract, and now we can just tap in that area to remove it. I'm now going to drag to select that missing piece of the ring on her thumb. Let's carry on dragging, to select the microphone, the back of her dress, and her shoulder. If you drag close to the interface, it ducks out of the way, so that you can see what you're doing. In addition, if you add an Alpha channel to your image, you can remove the area. Because the mode is set to add, you can keep on dragging to add new areas into your selection. The Gimp provides the Rectangle, Ellipse and Lasso selection tools to help. To use this tool, you simply drag it over the area that you want to select. There's a better way of working with this image, and that's to use the smart selection brush. In this case, it's clearly inappropriate for this task. And you just tap in the area you want to select. We could also use the flood selection tool, the Affinity equivalent of the magic wand. Tap on that, and we can also choose the elliptical marquee tool, which draws an ellipse, or again, if you hold a second finger down, it'll draw a perfect circle. If you hold a second finger down, it constrains that to a perfect square. The marquee tool draws from corner to corner. So let's use the command button, and deselect. In this case, it's going to give us a very inaccurate selection, and it's no good here. You use this to simply draw around the edge of the object that you want to select. The easiest tool to use is the polygon selection tool, which you might know better as the lasso tool. And we'll go on to look at what these all do. However, with help from post-processing, we can correct and fix some of these issues. All photographers take photos where the exposure is slightly off or where other issues with the image creep in. We've got the view tool, smart selection brush tool, and so on. In this article, I will show you 5 adjustments to fix your photos Affinity Photo. If you want to know what they all do, then tap the question mark icon, in the bottom right, and you can see the tool tips popping up.

#AFFINITY PHOTO DELETE SELECTION FULL#

And the tool set changes to show the full range of selection tools. We can do that by tapping on the selection persona icon, here at the top. To use the selection tools, we need to switch to the selection persona. Now previously, we've been working with the painting tools. I'll go into my Cloud import, into my Affinity folder, and choose Zeeteah. In this tutorial, we're going to make a jazz poster featuring the singer, Zeeteah Massiah.

Affinity photo delete selection