How to Edit Photos like a PRO in under 12 minutes || Batch Editing in Affinity Photo

How do you edit your photos? Any tips or recommendations?

Thanks brilliant!

What is the maximum number of images a single batch process will support? Greater than 305?

Excellent tutorial. Very detailed and helpful. After watching I was able to immediately apply batch editing.

poor edit, LR would be much faster

I didn't know you could do this in an affinity photo, so thank you it will save me time thank you so much x

you can apply batch editing also in raw. I read a post and it was brilliant. Basically: (1) open a raw file and make all your editing in the develop persona - (2) Click on develop and without doing anything else start a macro in the Photo persona - (3) Double click on the layer which will send you back to the develop persona - (4) Without do any more editing click again on develop to go back to Photo persona - (5) and final stop the macro and save it. And you are done, select raw files for the batch process and apply the macro. It sounds complicated but it is not and it works brilliantly. Cheers

I am very satisfied with Affinity photo and I am no longer paying loyalty fee to Adobe Photoshop, feeling free from such a subscription based. I started my journey when Photoshop was introduced and kept on using it until subscription model was introduced. Now, being with Affinity photo for more than a year and I don’t miss PS, in fact Affinity Photo is much more modern piece of photo editing software enables faster achievement rates and got a good supporting network

HI! How can I edit multiple RAW photos with Affinity photo?
At the moment I can only open one at a time, so it is not possible for me to select and process shots.
I'm not a professional so I would like to switch to Affinity to edit the photos, but at the moment I can only do this with Photoshop and Capture One, which cost "an arm and a leg"
Thank you

I don't play with curves, I start immediately with levels and gammas. I want my blacks 100% black, and whites 100% white, so I push the levels all the way until the histogram is filled from left to right, without any gaps from the sides. Then some luminance and saturation, and sometimes selective color - and that's it. And now I'm an Affinity user too.

editing large photo shots have put me off of editing a lot of photos. This was so helpful, and I'm now excited to get back to work editing. Thanks