awesome cover

Thank you

What is the stand that you use for your 15.8 inch portable monitor?

How much hz you get over thunderbolt?

Can you set shortcut for this?

finally found thanks to the author

do more of this!! this is amazing

do more of this!! this is amazing

This helped a lot thank you

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

This helped a lot thank you

good, very helpful

You really good at explaining thank you

good, very helpful

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

the music is super nostalgic though..

man u god really

I checked - everything is clean

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TNice tutorials is pretty much a modern day Fairlight CMI.

k; nbj

k; nbj

allah aap ko hamesha khush rakhay

tru man, tnx it really does work

Love it. Thanks for sharing, what intervals did you use?

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.

Great memory’s sung for my dear girl

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

Lovely.

j'ai vécu dans cette ville

Ugly city, nothing worth seeing, don't waste your time going there

Hey Robert, this bird video is great. I get a woodpecker in my backyard some times, but it digs holes in the electric pole; looks so much better in an actual tree! Love hearing the knocking too, :-D It's great! AH! FInally spring! :-) Maggie

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

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

Thank you so much

I used this to add Affinity Photo and it worked for a while, but since about 2 updates ago when I try to open it i only get some message saying help/ Show this message - extract/ Create MSI for silent installation. It will create a duplicate image in TIFF format but not open it in Affinity Photo. Is anyone having trouble with this or am I the only one?

What a great clear video,. Its refreshing to watch one at the speed one can follow and is in focus!

Does affinity programs have a content aware move tool

Exactly what I want to do.Thank you from France.

Hello please can you tell me how to connect them?

I am trying to do the same thing on PC but having no luck. I cannot find the app itself to choose. Has anyone successfully added it to a PC and not the Mac?

Can U answer what is the max. sync speed???????thx

Thanks! Clear and to the point, appreciate it.

that was awesome! Thank you very much!!!

I'm interested in how to do it using Lightroom, but not using the plugin. I should be able to create a preset in LR without needing the plugin.

Thanks Robert, straight to the point and under 3 minutes. So refreshing :)

Thank you. More pretty please!

BEAUTIFUL job ladies!

Robert Watcher, yoiu wrote: "Anne and I actually found the reserve to be a little uninteresting - and there are certainly better locations to visit in the wild." Maybe that's because Zoo Ave is not intended to be for your and Anne's entertainment, but for the rehabilitation and care of animals who are the victims of animal cruelty. The public is invited to certain areas for the purpose of EDUCATING, not entertaining, the public about the heinous results animal cruelty and torture of animals that should not have been household pets at all. The animals at Zoo Ave are not there to entertain. They are there to survive. Most of the animals that the public sees are animals that cannot be released back into the wild because of the nature of cruelty and/or torture that was inflicted upon them by humans--if you can even call such people human. Did you even research Zoo Ave before going there? Were you looking to actually learn something about the wildlife of Costa Rica, or at Zoo Ave, or were you just looking to be entertained and awe-stricken? What one takes away from Zoo Ave--or anywhere, for that matter--depends on one's attitude going in. Gracia, the toucan with the prosthetic upper beak, is a stark testimony of humans' capacity for cruelty toward animals; but at the same time, she is a glowing testimony of human beings' capacity for love and compassion, and to the love and care given by the Zoo Ave staff to the animals who come to be in their care. When the Creator made the first humans, he charged them with taking care of the earth and the animals with whom we share this planet. Zoo Ave is trying, in its unique way, to get that point across to those who visit them. Zoo Ave's reason for being, and the work that they do are, to me, VERY interesting. Perhaps if you look at Zoo Ave from a different perspective from merely a source of entertainment for humans, you will find it more interesting.