Everyone that sees my feed constantly asks me what I use, how I do it , and how I keep it consistent. My main tool when it came to having a consistent palette was to understand my phone’s functionality. But in order to do so, you need to plan out what is your goal. If you would like to work in editing, here’s a couple Camera Hacks.
LIGHTROOM
CANVA
OVER
Tip #1: Lightroom is the best way to edit images and by far my top favorite App Hack. It helps with Brightness, Exposure, Hues, Saturation, Colors, Details, etc. You can easily create Presets of your own and save it on the app. The advantage is to apply the filter any time you take a picture and for the next. If you want this app to be available in other devices, you can download the app our your desktop or Ipad.
Tip #2: Canva is the app I use for when I want to create collages, marketing tips, brochures, quotes, etc. Every time I am on-the go, I use this app to create quick design depending if it’s for work or personal, but it has many advantages. What’s helpful about the app is that you are able to access it the app through your desktop. See below:
Tip #3: Over is a mobile app that you can create images and edit as it if was a cheaper version of Photoshop but free (it does have its limitations). It can provide multiple vector, objects, text, image editing, etc. I use this app a lot for my brand, Haute Creative Co. in order to make my thumbnail images of my preset creation downloads in which you may visit here.
The app is very easy to use on your mobile device while the desktop version is up and running like similar platforms, Canva. In the meantime, the app’s HQ is currently working on the synchronization of mobile to desktop.
In upcoming weeks, I will create a step by step post in how to use each app for your own personal use.
