Darkroom
Darkroom is a powerful editor that also supports editing RAW format and video. It is connected to Photos on iCloudu, so you can access your images across devices. It allows you to create custom presets, retouch portraits, and adjust colors down to the smallest detail. Ideal for those who want to be in control of the entire editing process.
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Polarr: Photo Filters & Editor
Polarr is a popular app among lovers of aesthetics and striking visual effects. Users will find dozens of stylish filters here that can turn an ordinary spring snapshot into an almost artistic image. The app uses artificial intelligence elements to automatically enhance photos, which will be appreciated especially by those who want quick and effective editing. Other features include advanced tools for portrait retouching, color and light adjustment, as well as the ability to create your own filters or customize existing effects. Another advantage is the clear interface and simple controls, so both a complete beginner and an experienced user can easily navigate Polarr. So if you are looking for a creative tool that will entertain you and at the same time take your spring photos to the next level, Polarr is definitely worth trying.
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Spotlights
The Focos app is a great choice for those who want to get the most out of their portrait photos. maximum. It allows you to additionally adjust the depth of field, focus on a different part of the image than when taking a photo, and change the bokeh effect. This is ideal for spring portraits, when you want to highlight the main subject and blur the floral background or landscape. Focos also allows you to manipulate light - you can change the direction, intensity, and type of light sources. The result is photos that look as if they were taken with a professional camera. The user interface is clear, and even though the application is technically advanced, even a less experienced photographer can operate it. If you want to take your spring portraits to the next level and give them a professional look, Focos is the way to go.
Lightroom
Adobe Lightroom is a firm favourite among mobile photo editing apps, and rightly so. It offers not only an intuitive and clear interface, but also a wide range of professional tools for adjusting exposure, contrast, colour and sharpness. For spring photos, which often burst with colour and light, you will appreciate the ability to fine-tune tones and white balance in detail. Lightroom also allows you to shoot in RAW format and manual mode, making it a great tool for those who want to have control over the entire process – from composition to final editing. Even in its free version, Lightroom is very functional and usable, and if you decide to invest in a subscription, you will open up more professional options, including synchronization with the desktop version. Lightroom remains an excellent choice for anyone who wants to fine-tune their photos with maxwith impeccable precision.
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Afterlight
Afterlight will appeal to all users who want to edit their photos quickly, but at the same time with high quality, while giving their images a bit of a "retro" or artistic touch. This application offers a rich library of filters and textures, many of which were created directly by professional photographers. Its advantage is also intuitive control, where you can use gestures to fine-tune exposure or colors. For example, you can easily add soft sunlight, dust particles or a film look to spring photos. In addition, Afterlight allows you to add borders, texts or graphic elements, which allows you to create original posts for social networks or a personal photo diary. Although the application is free to download, a subscription is required to use all the features fully. Nevertheless, it is a tool that offers you a wide range of options with stylish results.
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.... Polarr is a popular application among lovers of aesthetics and striking visual effects.
.... Afterlight will appeal to all users who want to edit their photos quickly but with high quality, while giving their images a bit of a "retro" or artistic touch.
God, give me strength.... aesthetics and striking effects.... artistic touch with automatic filters...
No, no no... aesthetics is something else and art is really something else...
If it were said that these applications would make it possible to turn stupid photos into more interesting ones, or to create something from various effects that social media users would jump over, it would be OK...
It's terrible what can be called a photo today... the classics of photography are digging themselves out of their graves...