Achieving Rich Color and Faded Tones Using PhotoEditor for Android  When Instagram launched for Android, I quickly learned that most of the iphone apps I was seeing used weren’t available in the Android market. There was one iOS app in particular that was delivering a fast and easy way to achieve rich faded tones. That app was VSCO Cam. I was immediately on a mission to replicate the faded tones and ease of use that this app offered iPhone users. Check out the FULL ARTICLE where @DroidEdit member Josh St. Germain shows us how to turn PhotoEditor’s color curves function into a quick and effective tool to get rich faded color tones in your images.  AMPt and DroidEdit will be collaborating on Darkroom Tutorials the entire month of December so check back for both Android and iPhone related articles every Monday & Tuesday @ ampteam.org/darkroom.

Achieving Rich Color and Faded Tones Using PhotoEditor for Android
 

When Instagram launched for Android, I quickly learned that most of the iphone apps I was seeing used weren’t available in the Android market. There was one iOS app in particular that was delivering a fast and easy way to achieve rich faded tones. That app was VSCO Cam. I was immediately on a mission to replicate the faded tones and ease of use that this app offered iPhone users.

Check out the FULL ARTICLE where @DroidEdit member Josh St. Germain shows us how to turn PhotoEditor’s color curves function into a quick and effective tool to get rich faded color tones in your images.
 

AMPt and DroidEdit will be collaborating on Darkroom Tutorials the entire month of December so check back for both Android and iPhone related articles every Monday & Tuesday @ ampteam.org/darkroom.

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