Editing, Editing, and More Editing
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A question that I've heard a bit since I started this blog is: how do you edit your photos? Since this is photography on a college student's budget, I don't have an arm and a leg to spend on the whole Adobe Creative Suite. However, there are multiple free apps that I use to do quick phone edits with every day and are really easy to use. 1. Snapseed Snapseed is my No. 1 choice when it comes to free iPhone editing apps. It has a wide variety of tools for you to use such as cropping, straightening, rotating, frames and text. It also allows you to adjust the exposure, color, and sharpening of the photo almost as good as if you were to do it in Photoshop. This is really the app you need if you want to edit photos quick on your phone. 2. VSCO I'll be completely honest, this app is great for image filters. And I'm not talking about the gross ones that you see on Snapchat or on Instagram. VSCO's filters try and emulate the vintage camera styles so th