3 Easy Ways To Knock Out Black In Affinity Photo

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[@Voske71]

Thank you Rens, great tutorial once again. Small tip: you can also invert your selection by just pressing the designated icon in the toolbar. Right next to the red cross (deselect)

[@IAMRENSI]

Ah,yea of course. Thanks for the tip! I personally rarely ever use these buttons. I use keyboard shortcuts wherever I can haha 😅 Glad you enjoyed the tutorial!

[@joshrjp]

Thanks very much for this tutorial. I recently took the leap from Adobe's subscription to using all-Affinity. Removing blacks is crucial for my laser engraving mockups, and this has really helped! Much appreciated.

[@IAMRENSI]

Glad to hear that! All the best 🔥🙌

[@patopatagon]

Fantastic and simple!!! Thank you

[@benmeredith7696]

This is awesome! Thank you for creating this tutorial! I didnt think you would make this into a video but im truly grateful 🙏 I'll give these techniques a try 😁

[@IAMRENSI]

You're very welcome! I hope it helps 🤗

[@JackSmith-ud9bg]

Thank you. I think i can use alot when i am desiging

[@IAMRENSI]

Awesome, glad it was useful 🔥

[@l0rdcroissant]

this is beautiful and now I know who to talk about doing something that I've seen on PS and not here ;)

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[@l0rdcroissant]

@@IAMRENSI I'm not if I could use it since I hardly do but then there is AI and makes me wonder if there is still a need for these programs sigh

[@rockysomerville8916]

Very cool, I have struggled with this problem for a while. Thanks for the work 👍👍

[@IAMRENSI]

Always happy when I can help solve problems! Glad you found it useful 😊

[@wmsj1]

thanks i needed this🙏

[@IAMRENSI]

I'm glad to help! You're welcome ☺️

[@MLouisevg]

Dank je wel :-)

[@IAMRENSI]

Geen dank, Marie-Louise! 😊

[@amajeet]

Awesome!!

[@IAMRENSI]

It's a very specific tutorial, but I'm glad you found it useful! 🙌🏼

[@onicamihai9322]

Great!

[@IAMRENSI]

Thanks! Hope it was useful! 👊🏼

[@stevenlitvintchouk3131]

Very nice! It would be interesting to take the results from each of these three techniques and layer them together with the Difference blend mode to see if they produced the exact same result or if one technique is better than the others for certain situations.

[@IAMRENSI]

Thanks Steven! I actually think the results are pretty much exactly the same, it just depends on how much black you remove (I.e. how big the selection is). So I think you can just pick the one that is most convenient 🙌

[@nadineappletini]

Amazing tip and as always so well explained! Thank you!!♥

[@IAMRENSI]

Thanks for your kind words, Nadine! You’re welcome! ☺️