While phone cameras are getting better all the time, too often, they rarely do justice to the pictures we take. This means that in spite of packing a phone with a high-resolution camera, you could still be churning out images you are not proud of.
To remedy this situation, you can use various photo editing apps that make your phone pictures stand out. Most of the time, these are third-party apps you have to install as they do not come with your handset. The apps pack extra features that are beyond the reach of the ordinary phone camera.
Using photo editing apps does not mean you suck at your work. Actually, every seasoned photographer knows that in some instances, no matter how hard you try, pictures do not turn out as you wanted. The angle, composition, and light could be perfect but there are many times you will need a helping hand. That is where the following photo editing apps come in handy.
Canvas (Android and iOS)
Canvas is a highly popular graphic design tool aimed at helping ordinary people create professional-looking photos on the go. The app features templates for various platforms including Instagram stories, YouTube art, Facebook covers, and Twitter posts.
Color Splash (iOS)
Color Splash gives you the ability to customize your photos by adding a splash of color to any area of the picture you feel the camera did not deliver as per expectations. Unfortunately, this app is not available for Android devices but you can use substitutes that are equally good such as Color Touch Effects or Color Splash FX.
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Diptic (Android and iOS)
Diptic comes with features that enable you to edit and mix up images to create a beautiful collage. The resulting content is ideal for sharing on social medial platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Flickr.
Snapseed (Android and iOS)
Snapseed is a highly versatile photo-editing app designed by Google. It gives users the ability to turn sub-par photos into beautiful images by removing and cropping out unwanted features and adjusting the color and exposure of the images.
Quickshot
Quickshot boasts combining power, filters, and speed in one compact app that makes photo editing a breeze. Unlike the other apps mentioned here, Quickshot enables you to capture images in HDR mode for poor lighting conditions, Strobe, which is designed for taking great images with long exposure, and Quickshot for automatic, high-resolution images.
The app hands you the ability to edit the photos using various features including filters to enable you to inject magic into your images.
The above photo editing apps have one thing in common: the ability to help amateur photographers churn out great, professional-like images.
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