Arturo Alvarez Demalde
Photo editing apps are a good way to enhance your photography, and when you understand how to apply them effectively, you can produce highly refined images. Different features are included in photo editing apps that you can utilize, but before you employ these features, you need to get a clear understanding of how to test them to choose ones that are most ideal for the effects you want to patch on photos.
Ismail Sirdah has been offering support that includes vital information regarding the different apps you will get as well as features in photo editing apps that are useful when editing photos. He offers a brief overview that highlights how to use and test these features.
Clone stamp
Clone stamp is a feature that helps you to get rid of parts of an image that you think should not be there. There are many ways to use it to help you achieve your objective while editing your photos. The first thing you need to test about the app is brush hardness. Hardness is what determines the level in which the effects will blend with the surrounding pixels, so select different values to weigh if there is any that matches perfectly.
Also choose the brush size well to ensure it can fit within the changes you are looking to make. On the settings, select the mirror function, which allows you to change the shape of the brush as well as the angle of the pixels replaced on the patch. Alter these features to ensure they all serve the role you want them to.
Crop tool
To use the crop tool, head over to the toolbar and select Crop Tool after opening your image. You will get crop borders on the edges, so to use it you only need to drag the handles on the edges outwards when you want to enlarge the canvas. The tool should cut out the unwanted part as you make adjustments to the handles. Once you are done, you can press save to store the cropped image. Note that most apps will crop an image but also keep the original file, so in case the cropped version fails to impress you can always go back to use the original.
Red-eye removal
Red-eye removal helps you correct the red-eye problem that appears after you have taken a photo. To use the tool, you simply need to click on the healing brush on the tools section then head to the menu and select red eye. Make sure to set the pupil size to 50 percent and darkness amount to 50 percent as well if you want it to work perfectly. Effectively drag the tool around the eye then release. After this process, it should remove the red-eye problem.
Gradient tool
When you choose to use the gradient tool, start by selecting the desired area, then click on the gradient tool. Head to the options bar and choose a fill of your choice then click on the triangle you see next to the sample so you can choose a present gradient fill. Pick the option to determine starting point and type of gradient, e.g., linear, circular. You could even use presets to apply the effect on your photos.
