The HDR-scape tool usually leaves little to no room for any additional editing of your photos as most of the times, they look perfect.Ĭaption: A set of two mobile phone screenshots showing the “before” photo of boats moored in front of low ochre buildings (left) and the enhanced “after” photo when selecting the option Nature in the HDR-scape tool in Snapseed (right). When you select it, you’ll see four different choices at the bottom: Nature, People, Fine, and Strong. You can find the HDR-scape option in the Tools menu. The HDR-scape tool allows you to create a perfect blend of highlights and shadows (light and dark areas), enhancing the details while still keeping the photo balanced. Just slide up and down the menu to select what you want to adjust and then swipe left and right to see how the photo changes.Ĭaption: A set of three mobile phone screenshots showing the Tools menu in Snapseed (left), a list of what you can adjust with the Tune image tool (middle), and a retouched photo of waves crashing against a high stone wall (right). It allows you to improve the Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Ambiance, Highlights, Shadows, and Warmth of the photo. The first option on the list will be Tune image. Once you open the app and select the image you wish to edit, click on Tools at the bottom of the screen. You can do that with the Tune image tool.
Very often, your photo needs just a bit of retouching and adjusting.
#SNAPSEED HOW TO#
Here are some of my favorite tools and how to use them. I use Snapseed all the time to edit my photos because it offers a great variety of options to choose from. So I decided to make a post about my favorite app, Snapseed. Many of you seemed to enjoy my previous post, 3 tips for editing your photos using your phone, and asked me for more tips on mobile editing. Caption: A photo of two hands holding a phone which has the Snapseed app open showing the different filters.
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