Good editing apps for iphone?

[fokker]

Can anyone suggest some good apps that will maybe give me a similar level of editing ability on the iPhone as Lightroom does on my pc?

 

[Bo4key]

Doesn't adobe have something? What is there in the app store?

 

[Light Guru]

The best photo editing app I have seen for the iPhone is Snapseed.

It is nothing like Lightroom but you dont want anything like lightroom when you are working on a 5 inch screen

 

[tevo]

I rather enjoy Afterglow. It has a nice crop tool with ratios and all your basic adjustments (Exposure, Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Highlights, Shadows, Sharpness, Grain, Temperature)

 

[fokker]

I just tried out snapseed, it's pretty much exactly what I was looking for, and bonus, it's free and works fast and flawlessly. Thanks light guru!

 

[Nahin]

Think adobe isn't perfect, Snapseed is helpful for best apps.

 

[ann]

Glad you gave snapseed a chance. I loved that app and I had to pay for it, now it is free; at least the mobile version.

I also have it on my computers and laptop.

There is something new called Photoshop touch, but I haven't tested it yet.

 

[soundwavephoto]

You could give the adobe app a try. It's definitely limited though. Also an app called big lens is great for editing bokeh into your iPhone pics

 

[paigew]

Yes snapseed is awesome!!

 

[Angelo.]

Snapseed or photo forge 2. Works for me. Both are good

 

[teribithia]

The 11 Best iPhone Photo-Editing Apps | PCMag.com here Snapseed is very good.

 

[Michy]

My favourite is VSCOcam to make really top-notch effects and edits. I also love the A Beautiful Mess app for more fun stuff.

Hope that helps.

 

[NicoleF21]

hey fokker, yeh Snapseed has been pretty reliable for me :cheer: I am guessing that if we want it to be any better it will no longer be a 'free app' but it does the job for me so far

 

[StoneCrazy]

The apps I use: PS Express, Pixlr Express+ and good ol' Snapseed.

 

[Alice_Laquisha]

Hey friends,


Yes, I am also using Snapseed and it works fine for photo editing. Recently, I heard about a new app, UniFrame, which lets you view photos in different photo frames. What makes it all the more convenient is that photos from diverse locations can be viewed together at the same time, without any hassles. I gotta check out this app.