5 photo editing apps to boost your mobile photography game
Whether you are an amateur in photography, or someone exploring it as a passion, a good photo editing app can help you transform the look and feel of your shots
In today's smartphone-driven world, photography is more accessible than ever.
Whether you are a beginner or pursuing it as a passion, a photo editing app can greatly enhance your shots.
Here are our top five top choices:
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Adobe Lightroom: Lightroom offers some professional tools including masking and RAW file support, allowing extensive control over the lighting and colours. Once you understand the basics of how the colour and lighting works, it becomes much easier to make your photos look the way you want.
Snapseed: Google owned Snapseed is almost as good as Lightroom. But from the user's perspective, Snapseed offers a more beginner-friendly interface. And with features like double exposure and healing brush, you can greatly tweak parts of the photos you clicked.
PicsArt: With its extensive filter gallery, PicsArt allows you to change the look of your photos in just a single click. Moreover, with embedded AI features like background removal and AI extender, you can reimagine the way your photos look.
Google Photos: Preinstalled on Android devices and available for iOS, Google Photos offers 15 GB of free cloud storage for editing both on-device and in the cloud. It features a wide range of filters and allows detailed adjustments to colour and lighting. For added capabilities, users can subscribe to Google One, which unlocks exclusive editing features and tools.
Photos by Apple: This one is exclusive to the iOS users. With the recent versions of iOS, it has included various tools that are pretty straightforward and beginner-friendly. Exposure, highlights, shadows, contrast, brightness, etc. can be tweaked using this app, right within your camera roll.
