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Does the new Affinity have a vector blend tool like Illustrator does?

I was sure I'd read there is one in the new version, but Im struggling to find it in the app or find anything online. Maybe I'm getting confused with some other tool.

Anyone?

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The 90s was the absolute pinnacle of television

I feel like this is what everyone’s thinking but no one has actually had the guts to say it.

Modern, post-2000s TV is just miserable, depressing, overly emotional, and trying way too hard.

The 90s was pure epicness. You had The X-Files and The Outer Limits. No soppy, emotional bullshit, just mind-bending sci-fi, government coverups and supernatural stuff with insanely cool music.

Then when you wanted to chill, you had likes of ER, Baywatch and Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman.

There are a couple of modern-ish exceptions like Game of Thrones and Mad Men, but even they still have some really dark, serious and depressing moments. The 90s was immune to all of that.

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u/Weekly_Frosting_5868 — 3 days ago

Is there a way to view pins at a larger size?

I've had this problem for years with Pinterest.

I click on a pin in order to view it larger and the size difference is pretty much none-existent. Or the enlarged version is like 105% of the size of the none-enlarged version.

The only way I can view some pins at a decent size is to right-click and view the image in a new tab in Chrome — terrible usability!

I'm on a 13" screen but the pins could still easily be displayed a lot bigger, I feel like so much space on the Pinterest UI is just completely wasted?

Update: Okay so I've noticed there is actually a way to zoom in, but it makes the image full-width meaning it is so zoomed-in that I can hardly see what's going on 🙄

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u/Weekly_Frosting_5868 — 4 days ago

Beginner photographer with very limited space, what sort of lighting should I buy?

So I am a complete beginner photographer (I am still yet to order a camera).

I'm looking to first practice by taking product shots and portraits in my flat, but I have very limited space.

Is there some sort of lighting that I can get that is really compact, and preferably pretty cheap? I definitely don't need anything particularly high-end just yet.

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u/Weekly_Frosting_5868 — 5 days ago