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Disclaimer: I don’t own or have any vested interest in this or any other apps nor am I responsible for how you or anyone else choose to use them. Do your own research and make wise decisions!
Filed under advice, something to try, Uses Tech
Disclaimer: I don’t own or have any vested interest in this or any other apps nor am I responsible for how you or anyone else choose to use them. Do your own research and make wise decisions!
This is a part of my 31 Days series, Abby’s Apps, linked up here.
Filed under advice, something to try, Uses Tech
Disclaimer: I don’t own or have any vested interest in this or any other apps nor am I responsible for how you or anyone else choose to use them. Do your own research and make wise decisions!
Filed under advice, something to try, Uses Tech
Disclaimer: I don’t own or have any vested interest in this or any other apps nor am I responsible for how you or anyone else choose to use them. Do your own research and make wise decisions!
Filed under advice, something to try, Uses Tech
Disclaimer: I don’t own or have any vested interest in this or any other apps nor am I responsible for how you or anyone else choose to use them. Do your own research and make wise decisions!
Filed under advice, something to try, Uses Tech
Disclaimer: I don’t own or have any vested interest in this or any other apps nor am I responsible for how you or anyone else choose to use them. Do your own research and make wise decisions!
Filed under advice, something to try, Uses Tech
Disclaimer: I don’t own or have any vested interest in this or any other apps nor am I responsible for how you or anyone else choose to use them. Do your own research and make wise decisions!
Filed under advice, something to try, Uses Tech
Title: Over
Cost: $1.99 for iOS and Android
What It Does: The highlight of Over is that users can add text and shapes to photos. Over’s editing tools are minimal but convenient for tweaking a photo to make the text features look their best.
What I Like: The simplicity and speed of adding text and other features (like the arrows in the demo photos) makes it easy for me to take, tweak, and share photos in a matter of minutes.
Tutorial (to show just how easy it is!)
1. Choose a photo (or take one with the in-app camera).
2. Add text or a artwork.
3. Choose Font from the menu and try out various styles.
4. Choose Edit from the menu and then Rotate to tilt the text whichever way you prefer.
5. Save and share!
What I Dislike: The photo editing tools are limited and cannot not do everything I would like, but I use Snapseed for major edits.
Disclaimer: I don’t own or have any vested interest in this or any other apps nor am I responsible for how you or anyone else choose to use them. Do your own research and make wise decisions!
This is a part of my 31 Days series, Abby’s Apps, linked up here.
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Title: Snapseed
Cost: Free for iOS and Android
What It Does: Users can edit, enhance, and share photos with multiple settings and filters.
What I Like: I enjoy how easy it is to make my photos look nicer than straight out of my iPhone camera.
What I Dislike: After I have applied changes to my photo, there is no way to undo the last change without completely starting over. I would like there to be an “undo” feature. The way I work around this is to save a version of the photo after each change so that I can go back a version or two as needed.
Disclaimer: I don’t own or have any vested interest in this or any other apps nor am I responsible for how you or anyone else choose to use them. Do your own research and make wise decisions!
This is a part of my 31 Days series, Abby’s Apps, linked up here.
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Title: AutoStitch Panorama
Cost: $1.99 for iOS and Android
What It Does: AutoStitch converts overlapping photos into whole panoramas and allows automatic or manual cropping. I have included step-by-step screenshots of how I stitched together photos of a downpour outside our house.
What I Like: I usually do not remember to take specific panorama shots and this app lets me piece together my own. I have not tried the in-app camera because the built-in camera is handier. Nevertheless, I have had great success importing photos from other apps and even photos taken on my digital camera during our honeymoon!
What I Dislike: Sometimes the app seems to get confused if photos are added out of order. If I receive a message that one or more could not be stitched, I simply clear out the photos and start over, trying to select them in left to right order.
Disclaimer: I don’t own or have any vested interest in this or any other apps nor am I responsible for how you or anyone else choose to use them. Do your own research and make wise decisions!
This is a part of my 31 Days series, Abby’s Apps, linked up here.
Filed under advice, something to try, Uses Tech