Advanced Image Editing Using Masking & Picsay Pro on Android

If you’re like most photographers you’ve probably revisited images wishing there was something more to them. A unifying element of some kind that helped to bring an image to life even more. A bird flying over an already perfect landscape or a figure standing in the middle of a quiet meadow.

Capturing these types of images can be a challenge and are often dependent on simply being at the right place at the right time. Today, Android Editor member, @DroidEdit, Atle Rønningen shows us otherwise as he walks us through some advanced editing tips that will help you introduce these missing elements into your work. 

Check out the FULL ARTICLE where @DroidEdit member Atle Rønningen shares some incredible tips for manipulating and blending images on Android devices.

This is the final Darkroom Tutorial from DroidEdit for the December collaboration with AMPt. If you missed the other tutorials from DroidEdit you can check them out @ ampteam.org/darkroom or visit @DroidEdit on Instagram.

Monochrome Photo Editing Techniques for Android

It can be hard to give up beautiful colors in a picture, but a bw can take your picture to another level. Stripping it of colors will make the viewer focus on other things in your image.

Making a picture bw is not hard at all. The most basic method is to just drag down saturation to zero. But one can easily use different apps to work with a bw image to change the mood and enhance what you want the focus to be on, or give it a mood with a monochrome effect.

Check out the FULL ARTICLE where @DroidEdit member Pernille Scheele gives Android users some great tips for getting started with black & white and monochrome edits.

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.

Top 10 Professional Image Editing Apps for Android (and 10 worthy mentions)
 

If you’ve looked for a list of the top image editing apps for Android lately you’ve probably been disappointed. Fact is, most of these lists are outdated (literally years old) or crowd sourced and feature mediocre apps at best. Well today’s Darkroom Tutorial aims to change that.

DroidEdit member/writer Jacob Dix has compiled a comprehensive list of 10 “must have” Android editing apps as well as 10 “worthy mentions”.

So how is this list different than the rest? Jacob is an active Mobile Photographer who has selected these apps with a focus on their professional editing tools, output resolution and overall quality. This list is compiled from the perspective of a mobile artist…not a blogger.
 

Read the FULL TUTORIAL where Jacob (@jacob606) shares his top 10 MUST HAVE image editing apps for Android.
 

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.