Enhance your creativity with Snapseed through effective photo editing tutorials. Learn techniques to transform images and explore artistic possibilities.
Join this fun Snapseed course to unleash your creativity and learn how to edit photos like a pro! With easy-to-follow tutorials and real-world examples, you’ll create stunning images you can’t wait to share!
Discover your own creativity and learn how to enhance photographs with Snapseed photo editing tutorials.
Snapseed is a powerful image enhancing tool that is easy to use. In this course you'll learn how to use Snapeed in creative ways by walking you through the exact steps I used to create eleven different images.
The goal of the course is not only to teach you how to use the various features of Snapseed but learn the fundamentals of creative image processing. This course is just as much about 'how to' do it as 'why' we do it.
By the end of this course, not only will you be fired up about using Snapseed photo editing tools, you will be able to explore your own creativity and make photographs you are excited to share with your friends, family and maybe even the world!
Reasons To Attend
Real Examples - You can download copies of all the images in the course and follow along with me as we make some magic together! Click Here - To see the images we work through.
Real World Creativity - This is not just a Snapseed tutorial. It is so much more than that. The principals you learn here are the same creative processing principals you can apply to all your photo processing!
Q/A - You can ask me questions directly...and yep, I will happily answer them.
Bang For The Buck - The techniques you learn here can be applied to Snapseed for the desktop, iPad, iPhone, & Droid!
Self-Paced - Take your time, you will have lifetime access to the course and its content.
The Best Part - As long as you remain a student, you will receive free updates whenever I publish new course material.
Learn smart use of Snapseed with my especial photo editing tutorials and get most out of your iPhone or Andriod.
I really look forward to teaching you!
Justin
</p>To help you make images that you are excited to share with your friends, family and maybe even the world!
Explore the creative possiblities of Snapseed through real world examples
Have fun!
13 Lectures
Justin Balog gets fired up helping others discover the creativity inside themselves. As an award winning photographer, filmmaker, storyteller, educator and author he believes encouraging creativity makes the world a better place. Justin has photographed everything from professional cycling and bull riding to landscapes and people around the world. Since its inception Justin has embraced the awe inspiring creative power...
Overall, a nice (albiet older) course...not bad for the price. Appears that SOME updating has been done, with the latest version being Sept., 2017. However, that's now six years old. The overall look of Snapseed has changed as well. That said, Justin's knowledge is self-evident and his presentation style is excellent.
Some things I found missing (and perhaps consideration for an additional "intro" lesson or two at the beginning)...
There was nothing ever mentioned about RAW files. All the images Justin used in his example lessons were .jpegs. We all (should) know that .jpegs have limited p/p'ing options; much of the image information is already "baked in". Snapseed seems to do very well with that deficit but it's important to note that there ARE differences what you'll see for options in processing RAW vs. .jpeg images. For example, in "tune image", if processing a RAW image, there's no option for "ambience" as there is for JPEGs.
If I'm shooting a "casual" shot, I'll simply save the image as a .jpeg. However, if I'm taking the time to do a set-up for a possible "keeper" (one for print or enlarging, etc.), I'll shoot in BOTH formats.
There was also no mention of the importance of "saving" an image (which overwrites the original) vs. "save a copy" (original saved, copy contains all the edits, which can still be changed), etc. BOTH of these issues, IMHO, should have been introduced early on in the lessons.
A lesson using the Masking tools would also be highly beneficial.
Overall, a good introductory course but it either needs to be updated, or a new version put out.
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I have a greater understanding of editing and using Snapseed.
Been using it for quite sometime but still picked up some fresh ideas. Very intuitive course.
It is good.
The course is fun and easy to follow, but I was looking forward to learn about the Brush tool. It's a tool which I've found difficult to learn about and master and I know it's a very valuable tool, so I was a little surprised not to find a module for it in the course. Would it be possible to include it in the future?
Very good!
Was a short course that helped me unlock some of the things snapseed can do.
Very much like what I've seen so far!
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April P.
This course is a great introduction to Snapseed! The instructor is very engaging and I felt that the lessons were the perfect length of time. There was so much content that I'll probably go back and watch the videos again. I highly recommend this course to anyone who wants to get into post processing without investing a ton of money.