Tap the checkmark to save your work, then scroll through the filters until you get to the +”. If you really love the results you’ve created with multiple filters, you can use them to create your own. Continue in this vein until you love what you see. Apply one filter and then tap the checkmark.

Once the filter has been applied, you can remove it by tapping the arrow at the top of the screen and then tapping Undo.

When you find one you like, tap the checkmark at the bottom of the screen.

Tap a filter to apply it to your photo.

Your photo will appear on the screen with a robust selection of filters below. Tap on the giant + and choose a photo to start the process.

When you open Snapseed, the first thing the app will ask you to do is to choose a photo to edit.

Here’s how to use Snapseed filters to subtly or dramatically change your photos.

Select “Save Photo” to save it to the Camera Roll, or “Copy to Snapseed” to directly open it in Snapseed.Just about every photo-editing app has its own set of filters, but we love the filters available on Snapseed. Note: This requires Drive v4.12 and iOS 9.3.4.Īpple Mail: Email a RAW file, fully download it in Mail, then open the photo preview and tap the “share” icon. Select “Save Photo” to save it to the Camera Roll, or “Open in” to directly open it in Snapseed.

Google Drive: Select a photo in Drive, tap on the dot dot dot icon, then select “send copy”. Photos will be saved as RAW files to the Camera Roll. Check it out in the Apple Store.ĮyeFi MobiPro: RAW files can be transferred to an iOS device via Wifi using “Eyefi Mobi” app and selecting share/save photo. Lightning to USB Camera Adapter: can be used in combination with a camera’s USB port or even a USB SD card reader to read all supported RAW files and allow the user to import them to the Camera Roll. Note: Some DNG files may appear blank in the interface and Camera Roll but will be shown correctly in Snapseed. Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader: will read all supported RAW files and allow the user to import them to the Camera Roll. Now that 144 camera models (see list) are supported in Snapseed on iOS, how can you get images from them into the app? Ah, glad you asked.

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