Snapseed Image Tutorial

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Tap on + sign, then tap on image to create an adjustment point. B=brightness, C= contrast, S=saturation. To select these tap and hold anywhere on screen and slide finger up and down to open tab menu. I wanted to pop out the red in this flower, so I selected S to increase the saturation.

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Notice the green ring around the S, if I had decreased the effect, the ring would be red. The dial at the bottom center shows the increase and decrease on a scale.

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You can create several different adjustment points within an image. When using the two finger zoom out gesture, this action creates a mask for the adjustment area and appears red. Slide your finger left to right to increase the adjustment or right to left to decrease it.

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iTunes 11 and Apple Maps – Episode 17

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The Ladies critique iTunes 11 and Apple Maps.

Suze´ explains how to use Selective Adjustments in Snapseed. A tutorial with photos is here.

Adam Christianson from the MacCast talked about “Other” in episode 427, released on 1/16/13. Starts at minute marker 32:58. It was a good and helpful explanation of what type of information is stored in Other, and how you can check and possibly delete some of that information.

Donny Yankellow has a new book in the iBooks store, Piratesaurs for 99 cents.

Vicki and Elisa will be at Macworld/iWorld January 31 and February 1. Come say hi!

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Must-Have Apps for iDevices – Episode 16

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The Ladies share what they feel are the must-have apps everyone should have on their iDevices.

Donny Yankellow, a writer for MyMac.com, has a new book for pre-schoolers, Jungle Jammin’, available for 99 cents in the iBooks store. Continue reading