Having tested many of them, I’ve compiled this list of the seven best ones worth trying.
I started using Lightroom CC in 2019 to edit RAW files that I had initially imported onto my computer.
However, if you do, keep in mind that it’ll consume a lot of your battery.
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Lightroom CC also lets you import images from your smartphone.
you could adjust various sliders, such as vibrance, saturation, and exposure.
Moreover, the app lets you apply various presets and heal spots in your pictures.
To use Lightroom CC, you’ll need either a Lightroom subscription or a Photography Plan.
Your subscription is also valid on computers.
While Split Toning no longer exists in Lightroom, you could use the feature in Photoshop Express.
It’s very similar to color grading, but you might only change the highlights and shadows.
Other helpful tools in the app include the ability to add borders to your pictures and reshape features.
The app has several collage themes and layouts as well.
you’re free to learn Photoshop Express is in this guide.
It’s also possible to create text-based designs, such as resumes and posters.
After installing these, it’s possible for you to then use them in your designs.
you’re free to also add effects, change the speed, and add audio.
The app lets you scan books, documents, and more with your smartphone and tablet.
you’re able to then save these as PDFs and access them whenever you need.
In essence, it’s the same as digitally photocopying paper.
After scanning your documents, Adobe Scan lets you crop and perform other necessary actions.
In the free version of Acrobat Reader, you’re able to still highlight your text.
Some features are free, while you’ll need to pay for others.
From PDFs to photo editing, there’s plenty to enjoy.
