August 2020
Beginner
336 pages
8h 40m
English
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Chapter 11
Editing with the iOS Photos App
IN THIS CHAPTER
Exploring the editing tools
Applying filters
Cropping an image
Editing Portrait mode photos
In this chapter, I show you around the iOS Photos app, which is the home of your photo-editing tools.
Opening Your Photos App
When new iPhone photographers take their first photo, they often access their photos directly from their iPhone’s Camera app. However, when you’re not taking pictures, you can access your photo collection faster using the iOS app called Photos.
The Photos app comes with all iPhones and is both the storage location for each image you take and the home of your photo-editing tools. ...
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Please keep in mind that at the time of this writing, the 11 series iPhones have a different look and set of options than some earlier model iPhones. If you’re using an earlier model iPhone, most of what you encounter in this chapter is still applicable to you. However, a few added features are accessible only with later series iPhones.