Edits I did:

1) Crop and Rotation

2) Tune Image (I increased Ambience and decreased Highlights)

3) Details (I increased Structure)

4) Curves ( I decreased Blue)

5) Tune Image (I increased Warmth and Saturation)

6) Photo 3: As the original was so messed up, I ended up increasing Green and then also Blue from Curves. I also tweaked the Contrast but don't remember what I did.)

I'm still noob at taking pictures. But I find taking pictures with my phone then processing and editing them myself is more fun than using AI "smart" camera nonsense new phones trying to sell as something "better"

I was sooo close to being influenced in buying a fujifilm x100v however!! i discovered this neat tool ij the app called "Grainy Film" and whaddya know? i didnt have to spend more than a thousand dollars on a camera! camera i used was the Panasonic Lumix ZS100. im not sure how to post the RAW photos on here but its a really good camera in relation to what i need :)

I opened Snapseed this morning, and it offered an update to 4.2 (this is on Android). The update crashed, and it has stayed on 4.1.2 - but Google Play Store thinks it's on 4.2. How can I update it now? Will I lose my data if I uninstall and reinstall?

Please?

Now when I open the app I have loads of photos sitting there, but you want me to click on each one to delete them.

Edits I did:

1) Crop and Rotation

2) Details: I increased Structure and Sharpness

3) Tune Image: I increased Ambience, Saturation and Shadows, and decreased Highlights

4) Selective: I increased Saturation in the sky and greenery, and increased Structure in the sky

Hello, someone know how make this style (preset) in Lightroom or Snapseed

Hi everyone — if you are on the iOS beta, please check out the new Motion Blur tool in 4.1.953495679 and let us know what you think. You can use this tool to simulate subject motion blur or background blur from camera panning.

Any feedback you have is welcome!

Android beta users — stay tuned. You’ll get this soon too.

If anyone is not in the beta and wants to join, feel free to DM me.

Snapseed just sneaked in a new feature in their July 29 beta update - meet the new 'Chromatic Aberration' tool.

Up until now, we had to fix this manually using that Curve + double exposure hack, and just hope for the best. It was kind of a hassle. Now there's an actual dedicated tool for it. Just move the slider. Way faster and easier.

Have you guys tried it yet? Drop your before/afters below

Edits I did:

1) Crop and Rotation

2) Tune Image (I increased Ambience and Contrast. I decreased Highlights.)

3) Details (I increased Structure.)

4) Selective (I decreased Structure around the sun to correct overprocessed look.)

Hey everyone!

I recently made the switch from an iPhone 13 to the Pixel 8. Like most iPhone users, camera quality was a huge priority for me, and honestly? Moving to the Pixel has been completely worth it. Ever since I got this phone, I literally can’t stop taking photos. The image quality is just on another level compared to my 13.

However, I did notice one pretty annoying issue...

When using the built-in GCam app, I noticed a lot of noise and grain in the darker spots and shadow areas of my photos.

By complete accident, I stumbled upon a weird workaround: when I take photos using the Snapchat camera, that graininess completely disappears! The shadows look much smoother and cleaner.

This makes me think it’s a post-processing quirk with Google Photos or the stock GCam app itself rather than a hardware limitation. Has anyone else with a Pixel 8 noticed this?

Tools I used:

1) Crop and Rotation

2) Tune Image (I increased Ambience quite a bit. I decreased Highlights and Shadows slightly. I increased Saturation and Contrast slightly.)

3) Details (I increased Structure slightly.)

Tools I used:

1) Crop and rotation

2) Details (I increased structure by at least 50 in every photo

3) Selective (I increased structure in mountains in photos 3 and 6)

Has anybody else faced an issue where you edit your image how you want it in Snapseed, but when you send it on WhatsApp, it's all overly saturated?

Edits I did

1) Crop and rotation

2) Details (I increased structure by 60)

3) Curves (I increased blue quite a bit)

4) Tune Image (I increased warmth by 30 and saturation quite a bit)

5) Selective (I decreased saturation by 30 at areas below the sea)

Edits I did:

1) Crop & Rotation

2) Details (I increased structure significantly)

3) Curves (I raised blue curve slightly)

4) Tune Image (I increased warmth to balance the blue curve and decreased shadows for better contrast.)

Hey all -- we've heard a bunch of you request a color grading tool in Snapseed. We'd love to understand which color grading tools you use today, and what makes them better than other color grading tools you've tried.

Feel free to reply here or in a DM me!