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While it will automatically adjust itself, make sure it's not too much or too little. Like I said before, I bring ALL my photos here to reduce noise and sharpen.

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I believe you have to make an in-app purchase for the "reduce noise" and "sharpen" tool.

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This will give your photo that crisp professional look. Next, after saving to my camera roll, I brought this photo into PS Express (free). I suggest always adjusting the effects to your liking. I used the "vibrant" photo fx, and adjusted it to about 25 percent. Remember, take multiple shots on everything you shoot, just in case you have any issues.Īfter I snapped this shot, focused on the lily pads with the awesome sunrise in the background, I stayed in Camera+ for a little processing. Moving the exposure around will lighten or darken the photo to your liking. I put the focus on my friendly lily pads and then adjusted the exposure. You may have to start the focus about a foot away from the object, and work your way in. Make sure your focus is on the right object, in this case the lily pads. As I advised in my last tutorial, you must use your focus/exposure option by tapping the screen on Camera+. I started by taking the photo in my go-to app Camera+ ($1.99). These cool lily pads were right in front of me, and I had to crouch down quite a bit on this one to catch the right angle. I saw the wonderful landscape and wanted to use it as a backdrop here. It all relates to lighting, and colors are more intense before or after the sun makes an appearance. In this photo, the sun was about to come up, which is THE BEST time to catch sunrises (for sunsets, the best time is right after the sun goes down).










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