How to Adjust Colors and Saturation in Affinity Photo

Posted on 17th June 2023

In Affinity Photo, there are a few different ways to adjust colors and saturation. The most common way is to use the saturation slider in the Colors panel. However, there are also a few other ways to adjust colors and saturation. Here are a few tips on how to adjust colors and saturation in Affinity Photo.

Using the Saturation Slider

The saturation slider is the most common way to adjust colors and saturation in Affinity Photo. To access the saturation slider, go to the Colors panel and click on the Saturation tab. Then, use the slider to adjust the saturation. You can also click on the Auto button to have Affinity Photo automatically adjust the saturation.

Using the HSL Panel

Another way to adjust colors and saturation is to use the HSL panel. To access the HSL panel, go to the Colors panel and click on the HSL tab. Then, use the sliders to adjust the hue, saturation, and lightness. You can also click on the Auto button to have Affinity Photo automatically adjust the colors and saturation.

Using the Vibrance Slider

The vibrance slider is another way to adjust colors and saturation. To access the vibrance slider, go to the Colors panel and click on the Vibrance tab. Then, use the slider to adjust the vibrance. You can also click on the Auto button to have Affinity Photo automatically adjust the vibrance.

Using the Color Balance Sliders

The color balance sliders are another way to adjust colors and saturation. To access the color balance sliders, go to the Colors panel and click on the Color Balance tab. Then, use the sliders to adjust the colors. You can also click on the Auto button to have Affinity Photo automatically adjust the colors.

In the Adjustments workspace of Affinity Photo, you can adjust colors and saturation in a number of ways. The first is to use the HSL (hue, saturation, lightness) panel. To do this, click the HSL icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > HSL.

In the HSL panel, you can adjust the hue, saturation, and lightness of each color individually. To do this, click on the color you want to adjust, then use the slider to change the hue, saturation, or lightness.

You can also adjust the overall saturation of the image using the Saturation slider. To do this, go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Saturation.

In the Saturation panel, you can adjust the overall saturation of the image using the Saturation slider.

If you want to adjust the colors in your image without changing the saturation, you can use the Color Balance panel. To do this, click the Color Balance icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Color Balance.

In the Color Balance panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by changing the levels of cyan, magenta, and yellow. To do this, use the slider for each color.

You can also adjust the brightness and contrast of your image using the Levels panel. To do this, click the Levels icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Levels.

In the Levels panel, you can adjust the brightness and contrast of your image by moving the sliders.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Curves panel. To do this, click the Curves icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Curves.

In the Curves panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by moving the control points.

If you want to adjust the colors in your image without changing the overall saturation, you can use the hue/saturation/lightness tool. To do this, click the icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > hue/saturation/lightness.

In the hue/saturation/lightness panel, you can adjust the hue, saturation, and lightness of each color individually. To do this, click on the color you want to adjust, then use the slider to change the hue, saturation, or lightness.

You can also adjust the overall saturation of the image using the Saturation slider.

If you want to invert the colors in your image, you can use the Invert panel. To do this, click the Invert icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Invert.

In the Invert panel, you can invert the colors in your image by clicking the Invert button.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Colorize panel. To do this, click the Colorize icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Colorize.

In the Colorize panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by changing the Hue, Saturation, and Lightness. To do this, use the slider for each color.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Replace Color panel. To do this, click the Replace Color icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Replace Color.

In the Replace Color panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by selecting the color you want to replace and then choosing a new color. To do this, click on the color you want to replace, then click on the color you want to use.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Selective Color panel. To do this, click the Selective Color icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Selective Color.

In the Selective Color panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by selecting the color you want to adjust and then using the slider to change the amount of cyan, magenta, yellow, or black.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Channel Mixer panel. To do this, click the Channel Mixer icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Channel Mixer.

In the Channel Mixer panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by selecting the channel you want to adjust and then using the slider to change the amount of red, green, or blue.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Black and White panel. To do this, click the Black and White icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Black and White.

In the Black and White panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by selecting the colors you want to include or exclude and then using the slider to change the amount of red, green, or blue.

If you want to adjust the colors in your image without changing the overall saturation, you can use the Color Balance tool. To do this, click the Color Balance icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Color Balance.

In the Color Balance panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by changing the levels of cyan, magenta, and yellow. To do this, use the slider for each color.

You can also adjust the brightness and contrast of your image using the Levels panel. To do this, click the Levels icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Levels.

In the Levels panel, you can adjust the brightness and contrast of your image by moving the sliders.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Curves panel. To do this, click the Curves icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Curves.

In the Curves panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by moving the control points.

If you want to adjust the colors in your image without changing the overall saturation, you can use the hue/saturation/lightness tool. To do this, click the icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > hue/saturation/lightness.

In the hue/saturation/lightness panel, you can adjust the hue, saturation, and lightness of each color individually. To do this, click on the color you want to adjust, then use the slider to change the hue, saturation, or lightness.

You can also adjust the overall saturation of the image using the Saturation slider.

If you want to invert the colors in your image, you can use the Invert panel. To do this, click the Invert icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Invert.

In the Invert panel, you can invert the colors in your image by clicking the Invert button.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Colorize panel. To do this, click the Colorize icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Colorize.

In the Colorize panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by changing the Hue, Saturation, and Lightness. To do this, use the slider for each color.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Replace Color panel. To do this, click the Replace Color icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Replace Color.

In the Replace Color panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by selecting the color you want to replace and then choosing a new color. To do this, click on the color you want to replace, then click on the color you want to use.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Selective Color panel. To do this, click the Selective Color icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Selective Color.

In the Selective Color panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by selecting the color you want to adjust and then using the slider to change the amount of cyan, magenta, yellow, or black.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Channel Mixer panel. To do this, click the Channel Mixer icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Channel Mixer.

In the Channel Mixer panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by selecting the channel you want to adjust and then using the slider to change the amount of red, green, or blue.

You can also adjust the colors in your image using the Black and White panel. To do this, click the Black and White icon in the Adjustments panel or go to the menu and select Develop > Adjustments > Black and White.

In the Black and White panel, you can adjust the colors in your image by selecting the colors you want to include or exclude and then using the slider to change the amount of red, green, or blue.