Better Threshold results. Powerful tools 20. Beginner Affinity Photo Tutorial.

[@supersebby7880]

exactly what i was looking for! thanks for making this :)

[@Timespider]

You come up with some really unique tutorials Richard, thanks for posting.

[@sbr-synrosimbugracing9338]

Thanks Rich. You never stop amazing me. I apparently know very little about AP but thanks to you, I have learned a lot of fun things to try. Keep them coming.

[@lundefischeone3845]

this is actually a very clever way to create luminosity masks. Thank for this tutorial

[@DigitallyFearless]

Thanks for watching.

[@jawneethecurious]

Very good tip Richard! I don't think I would have thought of that one. 😊

[@DigitallyFearless]

Thanks. Glad you found it useful.

[@Carrotline7_7]

Thanks amazing vid. Really made my work look way better

[@DigitallyFearless]

Great to hear!

[@srichter8192]

Nice tutorial Rich. After playing with it I thought the eraser brush could be used to add color to the black.

[@DigitallyFearless]

Good idea.

[@imzaazmi]

Great tutorial 👍👍

[@DigitallyFearless]

Glad you found it useful. 😊

[@MK-ni6gs]

Very nice vid, thank you very much for sharing!

[@DigitallyFearless]

Than you. I'm glad you found it useful.

[@skillhunter7489]

Dude thank you so much I had the same luck with using threshold and this helped me feel fearless 👌🏽 I appreciate ya hardwork

[@DigitallyFearless]

Thanks so much.

[@jonnysvensson9363]

I always ad o bit of gaussian blur as well to the original photo. I makes it a bit more softer. Thnx for the tip i use threshold a lot for my graphic art

[@DigitallyFearless]

Gaussian blur is a good tip. Thanks.

[@SunwingsStudios]

That is awesome!

[@Darkgrass]

Can it be done with Mask as well?

[@DigitallyFearless]

In my opinion that would be more difficult. When I dodge it is lightening the area just enough so that the darker parts don't disappear. Masking would mean I would have to paint exactly on each stripe of the plaid shirt instead of a wider area where only the darker stripes appear. Also, in next week video I will show an added feature of doing it this way.

[@Darkgrass]

@@DigitallyFearless Alright, thanks. 👍

[@nikkilesley2525]

Isn’t an image or jpg file already rasterized as it is a pixel file already? Or what type of image is this? I’m a little confused. 🤔

[@DigitallyFearless]

Affinity brings in a jpg as an image. It's similar to turning it into a smart object in Photoshop. I'd you reduce the size and then later increase it back to it's original size it won't become pixelated. Once you rasterize it then anything you do to it is destructive.

[@nikkilesley2525]

@@DigitallyFearless Thank you for your response. I was wondering how this works. 👍