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Drag left or right to set the intensity of the adjustment in addition to the display at the bottom of the screen, the edit point also displays a green border to represent a positive value, or a red border for a negative value, according to the amount ( 4.6).

Drag up or down to choose an adjustment, which is represented on the point by its first letter: B for brightness, C for contrast, and S for saturation.

Pinch inward or outward from the point to define the affected area, which shows up as a temporary red mask while you pinch.

Tap a location on your image to specify the center of the adjustment.Tap the Add button to create an edit point.With an image loaded, tap the Selective Adjust module to open it.Although it doesn’t offer the ability to make precise selections, such as highlighting a certain object in an image, the tool lets you define a feathered, circular area to apply brightness, contrast, and saturation. When you need to punch up just one area, use the Selective Adjust module. Most of Snapseed’s tools apply edits to the entire image. Drag vertically to display the available adjustments and select one, such as Saturation ( 4.4).Ĭlick to view larger image Adjust Specific Areas.The Crop and Straighten & Rotate modules use controls similar to other apps for their edits, but most of the other tools work in a central “cross” configuration: Drag up and down to select the type of adjustment you want to make, and then drag left or right to increase or decrease the amount of the adjustment. (Dragging up or down also works.) Positioning your finger farther away from the center of the image affords more granular adjustments. Drag left or right on the image to adjust the rotation angle, up to 10 degrees in either direction.Tap the Rotate Left or Rotate Right button to turn the image in 90-degree increments.If you need to straighten or rotate the image, tap the Straighten & Rotate module and do this: Tap the Apply button to accept the cropped area and return to the app’s main screen.

To switch between landscape and portrait orientation for the selection area, tap the Rotate button. 4.3 The crop area is constrained to the 16:9 ratio.