The best selling beginners guide to Affinity Photo — complete with a 50 page PDF to aid your study!
This is a great course by Simon Foster who has a degree in Educational Design from Manchester Metropolitan University, has been a designer for 25+ years, has run a successful design business for over 20, and was a teacher for 2 years …
Affinity Photo is the hottest new image editing program for the Mac and Windows. It has many powerful tools for making your photos really shine. But you need to know how to use it, and how to get the best out of it.
This course has been designed with that in mind. With around 80 lectures and 11 hours of content, Affinity Photo: Solid Foundations takes you from complete beginner through to accomplished user. The major features of the 1.5 and 1.6 updates have been added for free to the course — this course intends to grow as Affinity Photo does.
“The course achieves its aim of laying down a “solid foundation” for using Affinity.”
“I enjoy the fact that I can start and stop the class anytime I need too, and it NEVER irritates the teacher or other students.”
“I have been using affinity for a while, so I am not a complete novice. I had been expecting to already know most if not all of the information in the first few classes and I was very pleasantly surprised to find that there were already a number of things I didn’t already know.”
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