Affinity Photo 2 iPad - Add some drama to your photos iPad version.

[@djake1107]

Thank you Richard, I learn interesting techniques from your videos that can be applied in other ways too. I especially appreciate your doing videos for us iPad users. Enjoy your weekend. Stay safe and stay well. 😎✌🏻🤟🏻🤙🏻🖖🏻

[@DigitallyFearless]

Thanks so much. Have a great weekend also.

[@seifeddinenahdi2364]

Thank u sm for making the ipad versions, personally i use ipad only and i can't describe how much this helps me so thank u again and i hope u keep the great work🤍

[@DigitallyFearless]

Thanks so much.

[@billdungan3709]

Oh man! This is exactly the kind of iPad photo 2 tutorials I’m looking for! I love project type tutorials so I can actually make something while I learn. If you did a Udemy course for iPad I’d buy it!

[@DigitallyFearless]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@MrPetersonG]

Hi and thank you for very informative video. Just one question at the 5:48 mark it shows a curves adjustment layer but it is not mentioned in the video. Did you use a curves adjustment at some point and if so when?

[@David66Stang]

Very cool. I was a little confused at around the 5:50 mark when you rasterised but didn’t mention which blend mode you used to make it look laid over the image. Also, upon pressing the kabob (hamburger menu) and initializing the command control, you could also continue swiping past the key to lock it. 😁

[@DigitallyFearless]

For some reason my iPad for the first time froze several times during recording and only recorded half of my dialogue. I had to do a lot of piecing together to finish the video, so I apologize for the confusion. I am new to the iPad version so yes, you are correct about the command controller. I am more comfortable with the desktop version and that video recorded perfectly and was more clear. I try to show the same techniques on iPad because many asked for it. Hopefully I will get better at this.

[@rhiannonstudios]

So what did you do then to make the white square boxes transparent and the space around them look like shadows of a window frame ?, obviously you did more than just hit rasterise 🤔