Top 4 Smartphone Photography Apps

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You do not need an Adobe subscription to operate the Lightroom app, but having one will unlock the image sync through Adobe and a few niche functions like the healing brush.

The symbol at 0:20 should be a "greater than" symbol, NOT a "less than" symbol. The point I was trying to illustrate was that smartphones are advantageous over DSLRs in certain regards, such as size.

Smartphone photography is becoming increasingly relevant in this day and age, so I thought I would make a video about it. To start off this series, I unveilved what are in my opinion, the four best smartphone photography apps currently on the market. Also, I plan on creating a second channel for landscape photography, and I will reveal more details in my next video. If you have any other apps you would like to recommend, make sure to comment them below, and of course rate the video and feel free to share this with other smartphone photographers you know! Thanks for watching, everyone, and thank you for the continued support of my channel. I will continue to work hard to bring you the highest quality tutorial content on YouTube.
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Voiceover: Vincent Ledvina
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[Apalapse]

Hey, guys. The next video will be a bit late, since I have finals this week and next week. It will be covering equivalent exposures, and I am hyped with how it is turning out! I hope you all can understand. Over winter break I should be pumping them out at the usual rate, maybe even faster, and I will be getting the landscape photography channel going.

[urionandon]

You can also shoot full manual and RAW in Lightroom App, which is quiet convenient.

[TheRealHarrypm]

Its great and all this video was made but as a semi-pro photographer who uses a phone for digital work you should have mentioned Apps like Filmic Pro and Pro cam 6... and you don't need an adobe subscription to use adobes mobile app you only need it for sync and healing you just gave miss information there you should also have focused on the RAW format (.DNG) more since that's the most valuable thing you have on any camera.

[acidsnow]

man those are truly some great apps for smart phone photography
always love your insight! thanks for sharing this great content with us!
loved watching this!

[hizakidesu]

Hi Vincent, as always a lovely video, do you mind telling us which software you use to create these gorgeous animations? I have to say that they're extremely professional.

[donmackay]

Great content and a great concise delivery that is enjoyable to view.

[Bunndog]

About to buy the pixel 3, so the timing is great for me .

[adarsh_ajay]

Very informative. Waiting for the next channel ☺️

[MiracleWinchester]

The less than sign does not coincide with the message at that exact time in the video.

[unnikrizhnan]

Hey buddy!! There is no need to download retouch app.. the same function is available in Snapseed named Healing

[marvamaretto]

The first two apps are a must the other two I say(no), there are better ones out there. Plus the ProShot app has a 3.4 rating and most of it is full of negative comments. These are just my thoughts. For the pro shot option, you can use the Moment app.

[josevargasrd]

great video, Treblinka to the apps would be nice, I know it would seems like they pay you and we can look them up ourself, still would be nice to try them directly from here

[hmed]

should I install touchretouch while I have snapseed??? I mean can I remove objects in snapseed?

[mritunjay]

Please also make a astrophotgraphy guide from smartphone (maybe using nightcap for iphone).

[rhomen]

1.Snapseed
2.Adobe lightroom
3.Proshot
4.Touchretouch

[JMDjewelry]

great video thaks so much for the review. I realy appreciate reviews that show how the app works not just judging it.

[iSpike]

Brilliant, thank you - Cheers #iSpike New sub and big like here. Take care everyone. Western Australia

[mustafam]

Why not to use the healing feature in Snapseed instead of the paid touch retouch app

[rahulmagre]

Place make more smart phone photography stuff

[joshuagreen]

Thanks you man. Lightroom app is really cool and I think it's one of the must-have tools on smartphone. Well, I know that some guys had problem with getting this awesome app from google play, you guys can install lightroom via apktovi. It's worth