The Metadata panel showing the File and EXIF categories, left and right respectively. EXIF metadata is not editable in Affinity Photo but the app can remove it. The contents of the panel's fields are saved as part of Affinity Photo documents and optionally included when exporting to other image file formats.Īdditionally, you can use the panel to inspect EXIF metadata that describes the hardware and shooting settings used to take a photo. You can use the panel to add new metadata to an image, edit existing metadata, and import metadata from/export metadata to an external file. To make it visible, select View>Studio>Metadata. The Metadata panel is available in the Photo, Develop and Export Personas. You are much more likely to stick with and finish a course that has clear and concise lessons focused on the most important knowledge and skills you need to know.The Metadata panel enables you to inspect and enter information describing the content, copyright and usage rights of an image.

With an average lesson length of only 3 minutes, you can find time for one of my videos much easier than some other courses that have 10, 15, 20 minute, or even longer length videos! If you normally feel like you spend too much time taking notes or have a hard time identifying what parts of a lesson to write down, fear not, because I have included PDF files with all of the key points, organized in a question and answer format.īetween the section review videos and the PDF files with the key points, you will be able to always quickly and easily come back and practice your knowledge and skills to help ensure you don’t forget.Īnd if you are a busy person or find yourself normally starting courses but not finishing them, this course is perfect. We start every lesson off with an outline where I tell you the key points we will be learning, followed by the actual lesson, and finished off with a review quiz of all the key points.Įvery section finishes with an entire video dedicated to reviewing and studying all the key points we learned in that section.

Or perhaps courses that focus on obscure technical details rather than hands on practice of the most important features? Have you ever taken a course and then after a few days or weeks forgotten much of what you learned? Have you taken courses with long, complicated lessons that cover far too many topics in one lesson?

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