Once you are happy with how your image has turned out, tap the tick icon to preserve the effects. Now, drag the slider horizontally to increase/decrease the brightness. To do so, choose Selective and tap on the image to mark a point. So, if you have a drab photo with a plain white background, you can decrease the brightness a tad to make your subject stand out. What’s more, it also lets you tweak the area of focus. You can apply the changes to only a portion of an image. Well, any photo-editor worth its cent lets you do that, right? With just a tap, I can fine tune the brightness, saturation, and the contrast. Selective Adjustment is one of my favorite Snapseed tools. Play safe with these filters since an aggressive intensity can give a processed look. Trust me, this little tool can effortlessly transform lifeless images. You can adjust the intensity and Saturation by tapping on the Tune icon. You are given six different presets to do that. Like HDR scape, Drama lets you boost the minute details of your photos, especially if it has elements like clouds, water, etc. So, if you have a rather gloomy image, with the objects appearing flat, trust the Drama tool to lift it up. Whether it’s life or a simple photo, a bit of drama doesn’t hurt (*wink wink*). Image editing is all about personal preference, so you can play with the other settings until you are satisfied with the outcome. Now all you have to do is pick an apt filter which does justice to the photo. Do note that intensity over 70 may result in a garish look.Īfter fine-tuning the other aspects, tap on the Black and White option (from Tools menu) and see the difference.
Pick one and adjust the intensity as you deem fit. And its four presets are designed for different types of imagery. Its specialty is that helps in getting out as much detail as possible.
In this case, our weapon of choice is the HDR Scape tool. Thankfully, the process neither hard nor complicated. You’d have to work a bit more to get a detailed B&W image. The Classic Black and White TakeĬhoosing just the Black and White filter to give photos a monochrome touch is one way to get classy photos. Just tap on the Opacity icon and drag the slider until you have achieved the perfect look. However, you’d have to choose the image transparency manually. Now select Lighten as the blending mode which will gently blend both the images. As opposed to popular belief, it need not be limited to just two pictures. So, to make double exposure images, layer them first. What’s more, you can mess around with a bunch of images in different layers. With these elements in place, you can superimpose pictures in a matter of minutes. The key to a well-composed double exposure image is a neutral background with a silhouette and a contrasting (and colorful) foreground.
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