INTRODUCTION
In the world of smartphone photography, iPhones have been lauded for their impressive photo editing and colorful filters. But Android fans, you're not going to be left behind. You can now make your Android device more efficient to match editing images from an iPhone by installing great apps on it that are just the same including vivid HD filters. Here’s how you can do it.
TOP PHOTO EDIFYNG APPS
First, you will need a full-fledged photo editor with capabilities somewhat similar to what an iPhone provides. Below are top-7 recommendations.
Snapseed — this Google app is legendary by now thanks to its wide array of editing options. Full of standard settings and a sort of advanced things such as selective editing or HDR filter so you can add rich, vivid colors to your photos.
Adobe Lightroom — a pro favorite for its extensive range of editing tools. You can tweak with exposure, contrast or color as much you like to produce results that are more detailed and closer-to-real.
VSCO — Probably the only app where a general working knowledge of photography or at least an understanding how to adjust brightness / contrast is required to unleash its full potential. Its simple interface allows you to apply and customize the filters until you get exactly what effect.
Apply Vivid HD Filters
The thing with iPhones is that their filters are bulky by default and brings out the colors so good, helps in making a dull image pop. This is how to do it on Android:
Snapseed — HDR Scape: Snapseed, an all-in-one image editor that is great for adding life to your images. The intensity can be increased to create a dramatic effect that makes colours explode in the photo.
VSCO’s Punchy Presets: VSCO has various presets meant for increased color saturation and contrast such as the vivid filters on iPhones. Have a go at each of these presets to get the right balance for your image.
Lightroom color grading, Lightroom also lets you perform detailed adjustments on your photo's colors and tones, (hue, saturation and luminance per colour), How to make a personalized vivid filter for the best photo effect.
Refine Your Edits
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Give Lighting: sound exposure with contrast. With an equal balance, highlight the main object of photography. Boosting the contrast will also help add depth in your photos and tweaking with exposure ensures that they would not be too dark or too bright.
Boost Sharpness: Sharpening an image can highlight the details, giving a clear effect. Put a limit to the tool usage still, cause oversharpening can make your photo look unrealistic.
Selective Editing: With apps like Snapseed and Lightroom, you can make adjustments to just certain spots of your photo. This is particularly beneficial when you want to brighten specific areas of an image, or if you need more contrast in certain regions.
Save in High Quality
Save your photos after editing in the maximum quality. All Bioscope applications support saving images to detail-preserving formats such as PNG or high-resolution JPEG. So when someone shares your Edit to social media or views it on a big screen, they will still see those sharp and beautiful edits.
Conclusion
By following this guide and using the correct tools, you can get iPhone-like photo editing on your Android. You can use apps Snapseed, Lightroom or VSCO and put those vivid HD filters and have great photos that pop out. As most users of phone cameras are mostly just point-and-shooters (as opposed to the enthusiastic photographer who really wants great-quality pics), I re-jigged this YouTube mash playlist so that all related video techniques seem somewhat able assist whether they be simple snap-of-the-occasion shot, or even "home" projects.
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