Totally cracked out on Snapseed for the Mac. This is another image from my phone that I pulled in and spent time dinking around with it until I landed here. One of the aspects of Snapseed that I forgot to mention last week was the some almost Lightroom level editing capabilities that are surprisingly useful and very well implemented. Under the Tune Image tab, there is the ability to add control points and from there control Brightness, Contrast and Saturation in a very nice interface. The cool part comes in how Snapseed chooses what to use as its control point. You set the point and move it around until you land on the approximate color/area you want to alter. Then you can click a sizer disk and adjust the radius of the control point. It does a great job of automatically masking and applying the Brightness, Contrast and Saturation adjustments to just the areas that are within the control point color and radius of the control point. Very slick. Might need to show this on a video…
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