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Forthcoming photo editor
Not directly music related, but many of us like to design our own cover art using photo apps
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interesting, thx for posting
thanks, is there anything else like this?
what's he eta on this app?
Does anyone know of any good color grading/timing apps for ios? I'm looking for a clone of Photoshop's Selective Color function. Thanks.
Enlight is fantastic. I just wish it was on iPad as well. Very powerful app.
I've not used them but Adobe have a ton of apps that I think do that, enlight too
This one?
http://www.enlightapp.com
I'm not seeing the color grading option? Is there a screenshot?
Thanks
Sorry, very familiar with photoshop both on iOS and on pc since around 96, but I'm not sure exactly what you're referencing. Do you mean color match? It can do that. Sorry, I know the apps but my lingo is probably off. Just describe what you're looking for and I can tell you if it does it. It can defintely do the color replace thing with color match similar to photoshop. Has some other really awesome features that are photoshop-like, but that are unique to the app, like canvas stretch.
And for the record, I will NOT be deleting photoshop touch anytime soon. That app is a powerhouse if you learn the quirky interface. Some things, like the extract tool, I don't imagine other folks will be able to match. Those are honed from years of iterations in photoshop. They've kind of cornered that feature. In my humble opinion anyway.
No, are you familiar with how to use a "Selective Color" adjustment layer in Photoshop?
https://fstoppers.com/post-production/selective-color-possibly-best-tool-photographers-7954
The term "Color Grading" comes from film. The idea is to use color sliders (or wheels) to push/pull opposite color pairs through different frequencies (low, med, high) like an EQ, to stylize a photo or video.
Oh, right, sorry. Got it now. I know how to use the tools, so I guess I should learn the language. No, this isn't in Enlight (that was the right link by the way). I think Procreate comes close to it with their layer options. They're very similar to photoshop but still not as powerful, especially considering how disparate the functionality of the the selection function is in photoshop compared to procreate.
And I say it isn't in Enlight, but of course it has plenty of options for color correction. It has curves etc, but it's not the same as the effect you get from the layers in photoshop. Procreate comes closest.
Thanks anyways..but I'm not interested in layers. I'm looking for a 9 channel color mixer like this:
Colour grading is a film/video term that we in print design and production would have called colour correction. Video has a dynamic range with top and bottom headroom and the gamut fits within that. Prepress has a similar but different set of restrictions for halftone screen compensation, UCR/GCR (undercolour removal, grey component replacement, to modify the RGB to CMYK conversion so that equal quantities of expensive colour ink gets replaced with the same tone of grey using cheaper black ink). Ultimately, it’s all shoving values around in a set of transfer curves between input and output. Grading for motion picture has a more sophisticated front end for analysis and control, whereas prepress is more concerned with the unintuitive conversion idiosyncrasies from RGB to CMYK through halftone screening.
The closest thing I have seen on the iPad for color adjustment is found in the Art Studio app. It has a Curve tool, like Photoshop, where you can manipulate color channels independently. It is limited to RGB, whereas Photoshop can do RGB, plus CMYK in its curve tool. With the Art Studio Curve tool, you can affect color shifts or corrections in the shadow, midtone, and highlight areas of your image with lots of control; or any tonal range in between.
Color grading and correction are not exactly the same thing. It might use the same set of tools, but the point is different. There are a few apps like Photoshop Touch that do curves and there's an ipad color grading course with a built-in 3 channel mixer that's pretty cool. But i'm still holding out hope that Photoshop's Selective Color 9 channel mixer will get ported. It's really the only photo processing tool that i need.
BTW wooji juice, mito synth devs actually made a gradient app
There's a heap of purely photo editing apps out here. If you're asking about such a thing, I'm currently using:
Filestrom Neue and PhotoToaster
For taking iphone pics:
Kitcamera and Camera +
Wooji's gradient app looks cool. Has anyone tried it? Filterstorm has curves, but that's not what i need. I'm looking for a very specific tool called Selective Color that uses sliders with opposite color pairs. That's what makes it so great.