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elleng

(130,732 posts) Mon Jul 18, 2016, 02:39 AM Jul 2016

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Testing colors

brighter here, photob, than on fb, but full brightness not caught.

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Testing colors (Original Post) elleng Jul 2016 OP

Nice shot. ManiacJoe Jul 2016 #1

Heck, not a 'phone,' Joe, elleng Jul 2016 #2

Skill comes from doing. Do it alfredo Jul 2016 #3

Photoshop Express is a good option. ManiacJoe Jul 2016 #4

Feel the same here. alfredo Jul 2016 #5

ManiacJoe

(10,136 posts)

1. Nice shot.

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Tue Jul 19, 2016, 12:37 AM

Jul 2016

Not "nice shot for a phone", but nice shot for any camera.
A little processing to brighten it up just a little and you are good to go.

elleng

(130,732 posts)

2. Heck, not a 'phone,' Joe,

Reply to ManiacJoe (Reply #1)

Tue Jul 19, 2016, 02:01 PM

Jul 2016

my Samsung Galaxy CAMERA! Would 'process' if I had such skill!

alfredo

(60,071 posts)

3. Skill comes from doing. Do it

Reply to elleng (Reply #2)

Tue Jul 19, 2016, 06:54 PM

Jul 2016

Adobe Photoshop Express is free for your Android. It has basic adjustments that are a snap to learn.

You won't have to RTFM.

ManiacJoe

(10,136 posts)

4. Photoshop Express is a good option.

Reply to alfredo (Reply #3)

Tue Jul 19, 2016, 07:17 PM

Jul 2016

I also like Snapseed, but that UI takes a little getting used to.

alfredo

(60,071 posts)

5. Feel the same here.

Reply to ManiacJoe (Reply #4)

Tue Jul 19, 2016, 07:21 PM

Jul 2016

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