Hey guys, it's Gelindigkeit here so today's video is gonna be about how I edit my photos for Instagram.
Last time I did how I photo shoot myself video and then I promised you guys
I'm also going to do how I edit my photos. So here it is. Let's get started!
So the first thing I do when I add in my face is
I go to an app called Facetune 2, so I open Facetune 2, and then I click
this button. I click it and then I select the photo that I want to edit.
The first thing I do is I go to retouch and then I click
this smooth tool. I apply it on my skin by just rubbing it.
You can barely see the difference when you're using it. But after you use it, you can see the big difference
before and after using this tool, so here's the after. And then here's the before.
I always use it until like
79 maybe. After making my skin smooth,
I go to this vibrance. What this tool does is, it just makes the color brighter.
So I'll show you.
I'll paint my backpack. So it's making it brighter. If I do it on my lips. You can see a big difference.
So this tool works really good when you
take a photo in front of like a colorful background. I use this tool until like 30.
These are the only tools I use in a retouch.
and then the next thing I do is I go to paint and then I click paint,
and then I select this color below white.
This is basically like a hack I use, I paint it on my nose.
Like this. So what I'm doing here is I'm basically just
popping out my highlighter a little more so that it just kind of stands out.
Make it until like 20 maybe, and then I check it and...
Yeah, this is all I do for Facetuning. After I Facetune my face, I go to photos.
Unfortunately my editing steps, it doesn't really apply for people who doesn't have iPhone because I use this a lot.
So it's just basically like an edit settings in the iPhone photos.
First, I go to filters and then I click dramatic and then I click this. I don't even know, it looks kind of like a sun.
What I do here is I just kind of edit my photos a little more for like, more details.
Brilliance and then I kind of make it higher. I go to highlights, and then I kind of
Decrease it to make a little more color. Basically, I don't really like to use the same numbers.
I don't always use like, 0.24 of brilliance.
I think I really depends on the photo right it a little bit more than I could've contrast and then I crease it
Yeah.
Just I'm just basically doing what I want my photo to look like so here's the before and after of the editing.
Then I click done.
The next thing I do after using the Edit and iPhone photos if I go to an app called VSCO and then you click the
plus icon on the top a photo I added and then I'm going to use
this icon beside the 'X'
I go to the second button basically here you can edit your photo is just like what I did before.
Exposure,
contrast, sharpen, adjust, saturation and all that. Make it a little brighter.
Saturation
to add more colors and then
I'll go to grain. I use grain a lot.
If you see my selfies if you like zoom on it, you will probably see this. I don't even know sizzily like effect
It's actually from here if you use screen tool there really makes it more vintage. I'll go for
2.6. It looks a little
bluish, so what I do here is I go to split tone
and then I go to shadows tint and then I click the orange.
3.0 and then I go to
white balance, and then I just kind of increase the temperature and then I save it, and I always
save it as the actual size because if you like select a small medium or large.
It makes the quality a little bad than the original photo. This is basically all I do for editing my photos.
Like I said, I don't always use the same editing technique.
It really depends on how the photo looks like if the photo is colorful I -
I don't really use a filter but if there's a photo that doesn't really have a color like my selfie that I just edited,
then I always use the technique that I just used. Thank you so much for watching my video.
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