Editing Images on a Mobile Phone with Apps (Minimalist Street Photography pt.2)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2020
- Apps mentioned:
Lightroom Mobile: helpx.adobe.com/uk/lightroom-...
Darkroom: darkroom.co/
Polarr: www.polarr.com/
Snapseed: apps.apple.com/gb/app/snapsee...
Whitagram: apps.apple.com/gb/app/whitagr...
Instagram: apps.apple.com/us/app/instagr...
Amazon Photos: apps.apple.com/us/app/amazon-...
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This is the second of a 2 part series sharing my minimalist, pocket setup for street photography. In this episode I talk you through the apps I use for mobile editing on my phone, including image editing, adding borders, sharing and back up.
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“Any improvement comes incrementally, and in photography, that increment comes one shot at a time.” 👍
Sean, I’m a pastor and actually started getting into photography because of you. I want to say thanks for being so authentic and transparent - always encouraging and willing to teach others. Love your work and I hope one day I’ll get to meet you. Just wanted to drop a line and say I appreciate you!
Great video, Sean! Thanks for sharing your mobile edit and backup strategies!
Thank you for another helpful look behind your work process.
I love ❤️ all your information on
Photography…Thanks so much
Thanks, Sean. I find your explanations super clear.
Great video Sean, thank you so much for showing us your mobile workflow process. I hope your video on mobile photography is coming up soon.
Nice work Sean. This has quickly become one of my favorite channels.
Good job Sean! Always learn something that I can take away even when what take away is not specific to your prime subject matter. Appreciate it!
Great video as always Sean. Thank you for making such easy viewing info!!
This is great. I learned a couple of new tips in using Lr mobile. Thank you!!
You make all this look so easy !
The way you play down shooting and post production is just great.
Thanks for that.
Thanks for this Sean, these apps will come in very handy!
This is great. Starting about two years ago, I found that I was editing on mobile more and more frequently (with a workflow very similar to yours). It's so much more liberating, but I've always had a little apprehension that I was not doing "real" edits this way, even though I found myself getting on the computer less and less. You've given me the confidence to just go with it from here on out!
Such a great and more importantly, authentic teacher of art and philosophy!!!
I am glad Sean edits via mobile too, I am in good company!
Thanks as always Sean. I tend to pound through processing in LR on my computer but the ap process you described is really not much different in concept than what I do already so you inspired me to give this a try. Old habits die hard for us old guys. Looks perfect for times when I'm just sitting around in virtual/zoom meetings or during lunchtime at work. Certainly more fun than listening to the drone in some meetings. The backup suggestion was a good one since i have prime.
Quite simply one of the best photography channels anywhere.
Thank you Sean.. you don't keep any secrets. Thank you for revealing all your editing process.
Been waiting for this. Proves you don’t need much to create works of art...keep it simple
Thanks for sharing your workflow dude. That's a great little set up!
Awesome videos Sean! You turned me onto Darkroom and I love it!! Especially the ease in creating borders 😊
Cheers Sean, something I need to improve on.
Very similar setup to how I edit on my iPhone. Thanks for the Amazon photos tip... I'll be using that!
Sean, a great instructional post. Thanks!
Awesome video Sean. Can't believe tutorials like this are free. I love the focus on accessibility with street photography - I take much better photos when I just go out with my camera and one lens, because when I have a big bag full of filters and lenses I can't slow down and enjoy the process as much.
Awesome video Sean! God bless you for sharing this knowledge in a very intuitive and simple way!
Sean, I just want to say thank you for all your videos. Definitely made a difference to my mindset in photography. I wish you well
You speak through your heart.You are a nice man. I have and will learn from you a lot.😃
I was also wondering about the border, thanks for clearing that up.
Great video!
As always...a great one!
Moving to a smaller system I shoot a lot more. This video is perfect because I have been wanting to get a better mobile workflow and this is exactly what I needed.
Thank you Sean ♥️
Thanks Sean, I have lived under a rock for so long. At 32 I never had a cell phone and I just got one. Even if a cellphone offers plenty of possibilities, I think you just justified my purchase. Really useful!
The border is such a lifesaver. Seriously thanks for that
Flawless finish. You can really talk photos without a pause. Bravo 🙂😀
This video is amazing! Thank you!
Great video, Sean. Thanks for sharing.
By far one off the most helpful video I’ve ever seen 🙏
very nice...so now i will keep it simple as i can...thank you so much.
this was happily helpful Sean, thank you..
Great video, Sean. I am down to my LeicaQ as my take everywhere all the time camera, and this quick-editing approach and adding borders was something I was missing. Keep up the good work.
Love the videos. Keep it up. Love hearing from someone intelligent for a change.
Great tutorial Sean. Thanks Jeremy
I’ve never tried Amazon Photos yet I’m an Amazon Prime subscriber. I’m going to take a look at that today! Thanks Sean, great tips!
thanks Sean, really excellent videos. have a canon 5d mk4 and recently bought a canon m10 for the same reason as yourself, fun shooting with it.
I use Lightroom and over app for the boarders. Thank you for sharing your process.
I've been editing in Snapseed on my android tablet since 2016, it's just convenient and very useful and easy to use. The ability to store images to a cloud while travelling was appealing too. Thanks for sharing this! You always make good sense.
Thanks Sean, you opened my eyes to using my old Sony a6000 WiFi setting to send images into ligthroom mobile on my phone. It's given me the freedom to shot, edit and post all on the go, thank you so much.
Thanks for doing this, perfect for the direction I want to go in. Keep it simple. I think I’d like to use it on an iPad.
Great video, really good and useful info! Thank you for making this video and help us all become better photographers - cheers!
Another useful video. Thanks !!!
Fantastic Sean.. You made it so simple.. I will certainly go for GR 3 which can be loaded directly to phone and edit like pro.. Thank you and God bless you
When the new foldable phones become widely available and affordable they will be excellent for photo editing from a coffee shop. Fits in a pocket and opens up to the size of a tablet. Nice!
I’m using this year exclusively an iPad Pro and Lightroom for photo editing, it has been a game changer. Totally recommended.
I was waiting for it, I am shure it will be great!
Excellent informative video, I had no idea. Thank you very much
I’ve already been using LR mobile - mainly with Fuji and Panasonic cameras. Just downloaded Polarr for my phone and iPad to try out those sweet frames. Thanks!!
Thanks Sean - great video. Have downloaded Polarr as that border tip is very useful.
4mins in and I love it ! 👍🏽😎
Great tips on here been using LR' Amazon and Snapseed but never heard of Polarr thanks for the tip.
The border is a great idea to keep your original composition. I’ve always struggled with that because I felt like I had to compromise my composition to get the correct aspect ratio for Instagram. I will be using this tip. You’re one of the photographers that inspired me to get into photography. Thank you so much
yet again another useful well made video. i myseld use darkroom and afterlight which has an integrated brush tool (handy for portraits for example make the eyes pop a little more). cheers!
Great video. For info, Amazon Prime Photo only recognises specific types of RAW files which means that if, like me, you have Panasonic RW2 files which are not on the list, they can be uploaded but won’t be counted as part of your unlimited photo storage plan on Prime. The workaround is to convert to DNG before uploading and then it will be classified as a RAW file that is supported in the free unlimited photo storage plan. The list of currently supported RAW files that can be stored for free is Nikon (NEF files), Canon (CR2 Files), ARW (Sony), CRW (Canon RAW CIFF image), ORF (Olympus) files, DNG files. Hope this helps somebody.
Good tip
Thanks 4 the info & workaround. Panasonic shooter here much appreciated.
thank you for sharing ....... learning and improving 🤓
Thanks a Lot Sean!!
9:43 I thought so too but now I use white borders for almost any image I upload and I use dark mode myself. It still shows my pictures how I want them and makes them even look better imo :)
Thanks Sean
Loved the Amazon Photo tip! TIL.
Love it Sean! Thank you! Now can you also teach us how you make this video with mirroring your phone? You make everything look so easy.
I've been using Darkroom, and make things so easy to edit. Thanks, great info as always.
Thank you for the very useful information.
Great video. Love this "skill over gear" vibe. I've had so many photographers and other people say stuff like "Yeah if only I had such a great camera like you do". But when you offer them to swap gear they become pretty hessitant all of a sudden. GReat camera's don't make great images. Great photographers do. As you clearly show again and again.
Great video.
Special on how to backup, thanks.
Great job, always room for improvement!
I've been in the habit of shooting stuff for Instagram solely on my phone, JPEGs, in 1:1 format. It's an interesting challenge for me to shoot in that aspect, and only as a sort of walkin'-around sketch/diary practice. I started doing this because it was such a hassle to get my "real" photos onto the platform (moving them from camera or phone to laptop, adding borders in PS or whatever, etc.). But thanks to this mini-series, I'm now eyeing my old RX100 and some new apps for my phone. Thanks for another generously presented and helpful video.
Thank you Sean. God Bless You from Indonesia
You demonstrate that simple is not simplistic. Your approach avoids the paralysis of analysis. I’m very prone to that kind of imaging malady, ending up chasing my own tail with multiple alternatives presented by an overload of imaging apps, what’s the latest. The simplicity of a few well chosen tools is a lesson that I must habitually relearn. Your approach is the embodiment of “the play’s the thing.” Output matters. Once more you have shown us all the virtues of well chosen tools used in sequence. Thank you @sean.
Great video, really great
When I used GR3 before, I also liked to transfer it to my mobile phone for retouching. And use two apps, LR and retouch. Later, during my working hours, I was not allowed to take GR to shoot in the street. I gave it to my uncle. I only left a Nikon Z6 to shoot on weekend
I love snapseed, its great for dodge and burning.
I'm using Samsung Note 8 and LR Mobile to edit my Raw files! Cheers! That pen is really useful! :D Wonderful vid again. :)
I've watched a few of your videos today and feel so inspired to get out and shoot again. I've been in a rut with a big bit of kit which was becoming more of a faff to use, so I didn't and my phone (14Pro) is just too perfect; I like a camera! At the end of 2023 I found an old 2005 GR Digital II and really enjoyed using it and have decided to go for a GRIII for the faster RAW (8 seconds to save on my GR DII!) and the touch focus. I look forward to watching more of your videos. I loved your interview in London, it was great to see familiar locations and why was the Barbican so deserted?
Very helpful and thank you
Hi Sean great stuff. I shoot with a little Panasonic LUMIX TZ100 for walkabout shoots (Fuji X100V primary) it too links with my Pixel 3 and I use the same system LRCc and Amazon Prime photos.
The border idea was useful too
Regards
Mark
It's very good tutorial, I use Snapseed and Lightroom
Thanks Sean 👍🏻📸📷🎥
Thx great content so much value thx
Great video and very interesting!
Thank youuu
Great how you were able to show the phone screen live in the video. Very interesting Sean. Thanks.
Yes please, also is so good the capture the cursor on the phone!!!
Needed this!
Hey Sean, thanks for making this video, was using whitagram on android but its not available these days in play store, didn't know about polar but certainly going to use it from now on and lightroom too for a change.
Super helpful
Great video. Been doing very similar for a long time with Adobe and currently use the Note 10+ as you do but need to try Polarr though as I get more into Instagram. Unbeatable combo. I'm just an X100 fan, as I never got along with the 28mm on the Ricoh (but outstanding little camera)... Learn something from every one of your videos. Thanks!
Hi Sean, that was a most enjoyable video. I love your super chilled and practical style. I note that you use the desktop version LR CC. Can you elaborate on what exactly you use if for, whether you also use LR Classic and if so, how do you integrate between the two? Personally I dismissed LR CC when it was launched, due to missing features vs Classic, and the insistence on a cloud storage model. Maybe it's time to give it a second look?
Whitagram is a wonderful app!
Just to say a big thank you.
Great video, showing the flexibility that mobile editing now has to offer. In my world Metadata and speed are both incredibly important. When shooting to mobile I use Filterstorm. It allows me to edit my images, add Metadata and share to clients, all from within the same app. I generally know what I'm going to be shooting, so I create Metadata templates before hand, then I simply upload the images from the camera, apply the metadata and send the images.
Great set of videos thanks Sean, I really enjoyed these. Still trying to justify the Ricoh purchase as I already have an xpro3 but the file transfer to iphone is a nightmare!