I can use that to do that cute photo effect where it makes everything kind of look like it's in miniature here. Again I still have the Revert to Original option.Īnother option here is Affinity Miniature. Then click Save Changes and now it saves it there. I can have the strength of the tool itself. I can change things like the Distance so I can have the haze stay in the background like that. So you could see Haze Removal does a really good job. For Haze Removal it's automatically turned on and you could see what it looks like before and after.
Now I like how you always have the option of a split view here. If I use the Haze Removal tool you can see how I can get rid of this. There's a little bit of haze in the back here of this image. Let's revert to the original here and use another tool here. I'm not sure if Affinity will actually do a better job but if you're used to using Affinity Photo using those tools is preferable to learning the Photos tools.
So basically using Affinity Develop is an alternative to using the controls that are here inside of Photos itself. Photos always saves the original version of this. Just like with any editing you do in the Photos app you can see the original and compare it here or you can click Revert to Original. Now you can see the result here in the Photos app. So I can adjust the exposure, maybe the saturation a little bit, decrease the shadows, increase the highlights and do a little bit of noise reduction. This gives you a variety of different controls here for editing things like exposure, White Balance, Shadows, Highlights and a bunch of enhancement tools and things like that. So, for instance, lets choose Affinity Develop. This opens Affinity Photo and allows you to edit this image but then it syncs back to your Photos Library when you're done.Ī third way is to edit the image inside of the Photos app and then click here and now you have a variety of different extensions that you can access that allow you to adjust the photo using Affinity Photo's tools without ever leaving the Photos app. Another way is in the Photos app you can have an image selected and then go to Image, then Edit With, and then choose Affinity Photo. One way is to run Affinity Photo and then open an image file and edit it in Affinity Photo. So you can use Affinity Photo one of three ways on your Mac. Join us and get exclusive content and course discounts. There you can read more about the Patreon Campaign. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than 750 supporters.
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Today let's look at using Affinity Photo directly in the Mac Photos app by using its extensions. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with. Check out Editing Photos With Affinity Photo Extensions at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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