Composite photography 101 Color Matching Color Grading Made Easy
Composite photography 101 Color Matching Color Grading Made Easy
In this tutorial I will show you Composite photography 101 - Color Matching - Color Grading - Made Easy!
Color grading or color matching your composite is the finishing touch that really binds the composite together and makes it look real and like you shot it that way.
In the update of Affinity photo to 1.9 there is one extra step to this technique from the earlier versions
I will be showing you how to make color matching or color grading very easily and quickly to obtain an amazing result that will bring your composite to the next level.
Here you can leverage the power of affinity photo to do most of the heavy lifting for you and it really becomes easy and perfect every time.
Let me know if you have any tutorial requests and I will try to make that happen.
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