While I’m impressed that Corsair managed to fit so much into an elegantly designed gaming laptop, it doesn’t perform at the level that I expect of a machine that costs $2,999.99, as reviewed (it starts at $2,699.99, with a slightly slower CPU, 16GB of RAM instead of 32GB, and a 1TB SSD instead of 2TB). Corsair whipped up the design in-house, and it’s packed with Corsair parts and features: Corsair RAM and solid-state drives, iCue support to sync your RGB LED effects across Corsair accessories, and a built-in low-latency Slipstream receiver inside that pairs with Corsair gaming mice, keyboards, and headsets. And now, perhaps inevitably, it makes a laptop: the Voyager A1600. The company also owns Elgato, the brand behind the Stream Deck command center.
#Affinity photo keyboard shortcuts Pc#
I hope this list of shortcuts helps you to improve your workflow and boosts your enjoyment of creating digital art.Corsair makes a lot of things that PC gamers need: RAM, storage, mice and keyboards, headsets, and more. When I'm working on an illustration, I love to just keep the flow going and I refrain from using the pulldown menus to search for something until I've got the basics of the illustration down and am just fine tuning, colorizing, and adding accents. Like I mentioned earlier, the more you use these shortcuts the more natural they become and the faster your work will flow. (Hold down the Shift key, grab a corner of the object, then press the Command key) Shift, Corner, Command - Resizes an object symmetrically from the center.
Shift - Resizes objects symmetrically, hold down Shift key while dragging bounding box of an objectĬommand+ - Toggles the guides on and off Option - Temporarily release snapping, hold down the Option key while moving an object Shift+G - Groups selected objects together Spacebar (View Tool) - Toggles on & off (hand icon in the Tools Panel) P (Pen Tool) - Toggles on & off (fountain pen tip icon in Tools Panel) V (Move Tool) - Toggles on & off (black arrow icon in Tools panel)Ī (Node Tool) - Toggles on & off (small white arrow tip icon in Tools Panel) Take a few minutes and try all these sortcuts iwhile creating your next project in Affinity Deisgner. The last few are just as easy to use but a bit more complicated to explain. The first few shortcuts are fairly simple and straightforward.
You can also toggle between two shortcuts by just selecting the same shortcut again and Affinity Designer will go back to the previous shortcut. You don’t need to capitalize the letters when you use the shortcuts, just hit the key on your keyboard.
Now that you have an object, you can try all of these shortcuts as we go along.įirst we’ll start with the most common: V, A, P, Z, and the Spacebar key on your keyboard. Create an object by selecting one shape tools (i.e.- Rectangle Tool) from the Tools Panel and click and drag inside your document to create the shape. You can just accept all the defaults and hit OK to open your document. If you want to follow along, open Affinity Designer, and create a New Document. We’ll be working the in Designer Persona, although some of these shortcuts will work in the Pixel Persona too. Today, I’m going to give you the top 12, most popular, most often used, and definitely the most appreciated keyboard shortcuts for Affinity Designer.
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