Author: Fauziah Rizqi

http://redaksi.pens.ac.id/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/ing.mp4 Hi, I’m Zizi , in this video I will show you how to design using canva. You ever have any problem where you’re like, ‘oh i really wanna make this picture’ or ‘I need to make a logo’ or ‘ I need to make a design for my facebook page or my website or my YouTube’s and you dont have any graphic design experience? Just watch tutorial like this to learn how to do just about anything. Canva is amazing design tool that allows you to create beautiful graphics without any design experience or needing to learn complicated software like...

https://redaksi.pens.ac.id/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/editing.mp4 Now, you can not only capture high-resolution (and RAW) photos on your phone, but also edit them directly on your mobile device, making them ready to be shared on whatever social networks you rely on to keep your friends and family up to date. we were gonna talk about the best editing photo applications for mobile phone. Lightroom CC Adobe Lightroom has become the gold standard for digital photo management and editing amongst professionals. Thankfully, due to the simplified interface and wonderful syncing features, it doesn’t take a pro to either manage or edit photos in the cloud-based version, Lightroom CC. Available on both Android and iOS, Adobe Lightroom CC is a full-featured photo manager and editor, complete with RAW photo support, presets, exposure adjustments, watermarking, and so much more. It’s free to download and edit photos in, but if you want the ability to sync your photos across devices and use the premium features, you’ll need to shell out for Adobe’s Photography Creative Cloud plan, which costs $10 per month and also gives you access to Photoshop and Lightroom Classic. Adobe Photoshop Express With a simple and minimalistic interface, Adobe Photoshop Express is a great Android photo editor for quick, easy and powerful editing on devices. Adobe released an Express version a while back, which, while not as powerful as its desktop counterpart, still lets you crop...