Gaussian Blur (Affinity Photo)

The Gaussian Blur filter can be applied destructively and non-destructively. This video will take you through some use case examples.
Credits: Photography by James Ritson. Imagery from Shutterstock.

[@LV4EVR]

These videos go a long way to show the power of the Affinity suite in an easy-to-understand way. And, yes, they do inspire us to dive deeper into v2 capabilities. Please keep these coming!

[@gioba4912]

Hello from NYC. I love how you have achieved the behavior of this filter.

[@pedropuckerstein4670]

I appreciate your videos. With respect to adding a gradient to the live filter, if I'm not mistaken, the gradient is destructive, meaning you have to re-enter the gradient for later fine tuning. I find it more convenient to create a shape mask and add a gradient to that as it seems then the gradient is preserved for future fine tuning.

[@javierrivero7]

I congratulate you for the new tutorials where the image of the person who is explaining does not appear, since this image distracts and covers part of the program's interface. Congratulations!

[@BizOwnersHelpingBizOwners]

Newbie here - I about to purchase Affinity Photo for ONE specific goal - to convert photos into coloring book images. Still cannot find any videos how to create a macro to do this HELP!!! Thanks

[@werwolvez]

You can’t apply the effect only to a selection?

[@stephenhibberd4309]

Lets get some zdepth passes working in AP I can then switch fully from PS.