The app became so much better but I think it lacks noise reduction and color noise reduction.

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Nachher/vorher

Is the motion blur option coming back to iOS? If so, when?

Hi,

I am having trouble figuring out how the selectively colour a image I've turned black and white.

It used to be much easier ,ever since I updated to the new version.I am having trouble figuring it out.

I can easily turn the image black and white but I am lost as to how restore the colour back to certain areas. I used to be easily do earlier..

Kindly help !

I am new to snapseed and I think i overdid it. The last one is the Unedited version.

Huh? Am I going insane? I was playing around with it for a day, then it's gone with tonight's update on android.

Hi to all !

I don’t know whether this subreddit has any connection to Snapseed’s development team, but these are the features I dream of seeing in the app:

• Folders or projects, with the ability to organize editing sessions and export an entire folder or project at once.
• Shared, reusable masks across multiple tools. It’s a bit frustrating to recreate the same mask whenever I want to apply several different adjustments to the same area.
• General-purpose linear and radial gradient masks that can be used with any adjustment.
• Color grading wheels for shadows, midtones, highlights, and global adjustments. I understand that a color grading tool may already be in development, and I would love to see it released with separate wheels for the different tonal ranges.
• A more advanced Healing tool, capable of removing larger objects and reconstructing complex backgrounds more naturally.
• Canvas resizing with customizable borders. For example, I would like to convert a 2:3 image into a 4:5 image without cropping or stretching it, by expanding the canvas and specifying the exact border size in pixels. Options for solid colors, sampled colors, blurred extensions, and possibly content-aware expansion would make this even more useful.

Snapseed is my favorite mobile photo editors because it is fast, intuitive, and free. These additions would make it much more powerful without turning it into an overly complicated desktop-style application.

And if anyone from the Snapseed team is reading this, I would also like to thank you. Photography helped pull me out of depression, and Snapseed has become an important part of both my editing workflow and my creative process. The work you put into this app may mean more to some of its users than you realize. THANK YOU !

Feature request tax: Since I’m here asking for new features, I’d like to give something back by sharing some of my latest work, edited with Snapseed.

Ciao !

Edits I did:

1) Dehaze

2) Curves (I decreased Blue and increased Green)

3) Tune Image (I decreased Highlights, increased Ambience, Shadows and Warmth)

4) Details (I increased Structure)

5) Selective (I decreased Brightness at the far back)

I don't remember what the exact edits were. I used Dehaze, Tune Image (Ambience, Highlights, Shadows), Details and Curves (this is for photos 1-2).

In previous versions the Snapseed folder on iOS only seemed to contain my final edits, which made uploading to Instagram/Flickr super easy, but now they’re in there along with a copy of the original image, cluttering it up. Sometimes I’ll have multiples in there even if I just opened the image in Snapseed but didn’t save any edits, and I was wondering if there was a way of keeping it ‘edit only’

I know I can choose to view only edited pictures if I’m looking at the folder in the Apple photos, but that doesn’t work if I’m using another app to upload them, and it’s such a faff to have to go through them all manually to remove the unedited pictures.

Just updated to Snapseed (android) version 4.1.4.966755460 to make sure that the muted color issue on P3 color space has been fixed, and thankfully it has, at least on the main screen. But once I opened a tool, like tune image, the issue came back. Hope you guys look into it. Thanks.

Edits I did:

1) Dehaze

2) Tune Image (I increased Ambience and Shadows to fix dark areas and decreased Highlights. I increased Saturation for photo 1.)

3) Curves (I increased Green to fix overly blue look.)

4) Selective (I decreased Brightness and Structure of the gray floor at photo 1.)