Brilliant. I could never have figured this out on my own. I just subscribed! Thanks.

Thank you so much. 👌👌👌

I like coming here Richard, you come up with stuff I don't find on other channels, thanks.

Fantastic tutorial! Exactly what I was needing to know (how to keep it live) and couldn't find anywhere else! You are awesome! Keep up the Affinity greatness :)

Wow, your explanation is so much better than my understanding of these two subjects. Thank you so much.

This is the 2nd tutorial of yours I've watched (the first being last weeks threshold/dodge/burn one) and I'll definitely be using this going forward. Now I'll have to go back and watch the rest! Thanks for putting the time and effort in, it's appreciated. I'll be sure to tag you on Instagram again once I've created something awesome!

Lots of Affinity versatility - thanks for sorting it out

Richard, thia tutorial is really cool. learn a lot today.

Great tutorial problem solver.. Thank you so much sir 👍🙏. I m using ipad more or less i understand it now.. Will try it

Great tutorial! Many thanks!

Very helpful distinction!

Thanks so much Richard for thoroughly explaining the differences and advantages of each gradient option 🙏 I am now clear on this.

Wowzers, amazing. Im an affinity designer user and I’ve avoided using affinity photo but now my work demands it and I’m starting to see what a beast of a program this is

I'm using Affinity Photo and Designer a lot right now. The programs have a lot of possibilities and it's fun to work with them. Thank you for the Video.

I have been frustrated with the gradient tool and was not aware of the gradient map - thanking you, very helpful

Thank you for your tutorial. Your latest subscriber 🙏🏽

More than happy to click the "like" button Richard. That's an excellent explanation. Thanks!

Thank you so much for this info and tutorial 👍👍

Hello always interesting Thanks

Thank you.

great information....the gradient map is something I learned from you a while back and continue to use...

Very helpful Richard! Thx!

Thanx a lot DF for all your work. But this one is really new/interesting for "further user".... BTW: you can also create a pallete/swatches( direct from a layer/group without the often click-marathon-file-search.....) just hide/unvisibel the other groups/layers. Well, the there is no fast "hide all other layers/groups"... and there are other NO-ygtwys-TRAPS.... and there this is no option how many colours you want, but this "fast/dirty" is even faster with this automatic generated swatch-palette of round 30 entries (sort by dark to bright automatically!), than the click-click-clik-finder-search....Test it please, with the traps and limits...... BTW: if you expand/recreate your TOOL-series (by a mega-update/lot new features....) please dont forget the BOTTOM line with all the special-keys for the current tool!!!! Thanx a lot for your work, espacilly the tool-series (even i very AP familiar learned a lot by this special-item-vids) . wwg1wga ww

Excellent, thanks, Richard!

Excellent tutorial. I thought the Gradient Map was useless until now.

Nice! Well made and presented.

Wow, great video. Good morning.

Thanks Richard. Excellent explanation of both tools. Thank you. However, is there any chance your logo could be smaller as I could not see how you selected the Gradient Map tool as it was hidden by the logo!!

Really great tutorial. Thanks so much for this. I took it by chance to immediately practice on an example. One thing I wondered was if it is really necessary to use the color picker and I found out that it's obviously not. When you select the color (min 12:03) you can change from HSL Color Wheel to Swatches which also shows the previously created colors out of the image to select from there.

I just came across this tutorial- simply brilliant! Quick question; is there any impact on the file size if you use an adjustment rather than the fill tool?

When I put the gradient tool on a photo I lose the photo.

Great tutorial. Isn’t it too many clicks color picking though? I it would be great if we could just double click on the gradient point node and that opens the color dialog, or single-click and alt-click for color picking, etc... currently it’s: click the gradient point, click on the color field box, click on the circle next to the color picker icon, click on the color, CLICK AGAIN to confirm the color picked gets assigned... hmm.

can this be also applied to affinity designer