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Try These Photo Editing Hacks to Make Your Posts More Interesting

All you need is your phone!
Try These Photo Editing Hacks to Make Your Posts More Interesting
IMAGE INSTAGRAM/brittanyxavier, INSTAGRAM/prequelapp
All you need is your phone!

Be the CEO of cool Instagram posts by learning these photo-editing tricks! The best part? You don't a fancy PC or Photoshop skills—all you need is your phone and a bit of patience. Below, we've listed down the ways you can upgrade your mobile pics so you can stand out from everyone else.

If you want to get that dreamy and hazy effect...

Apply petroleum jelly to your cam's lens, take a picture with good natural lighting (we prefer the sun at 4 to 5 p.m.) and snap away. Refine the photo's grain and warmth using VSCO (free on the App Store and Google Play). You can also use "Kira Kira" to add a dreamier vibe.

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If you want a vintage film and bling effect...

Oh, you're lucky! There are a lot of photo editing apps that can do these! Our favorite is Prequel (free on the App Store). You can make your pics and videos look like it came out of a retro era. You can add sparkles, too!

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If you want to expand a photo's background...

When your photo looks a bit too cropped or zoomed in for your taste, you can zoom it out using Snapseed (free on the App Store and Google Play). Click "expand" to fix your background. To get rid of lines or to smoothen out the bg, tap the "heal" tool to cover up the areas you edited.

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If you want a trippy filter...

All you need is Dazz Cam (free on the App Store)! its "Prism" command (the rainbow blurry effect on your photo) and the "Random Light Leaks" effect create a trippy vibe. You can adjust their intensity, too! Another feature we like from Dazz Cam is the double exposure effect that allows you to overlap two photos.

With Dazz Cam's prism effect on. Courtesy of Ira Nopuente
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Taken using Dazz Cam's double exposure effect. Courtesy of Ira Nopuente

 

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