Hello Chingus! Just a small update for now, Thank you for the 1k bdw💚

Well, whats with this random tip I'm posting right now?

A lot of editors keep on saying that my edits look edited in photoshop. Uhm, thank you if you think that way I guess? I don't know why when I can't even see it on my edits, but probably because of the filter I used.

I only use Photoshop Express app for applying filters, and I realized that adding FADE is an alternative for using CURVES (dragging the slider upwards to get a whitish shadow) in photoshop.

Like this:

I only screenshot it on youtube⇧ I don't know if I'm making sense here but if you didn't try photoshop yet then you won't get my point😅

So yeah, I'll put it into details so you can see the difference.

•OPEN YOUR PHOTOSHOP EXPRESS APP.

•CHOOSE THE PHOTO THAT YOU NEED TO ADD A FILTER.

(As you can see, the photo looks vibrant⇧)

•GO TO CORRECTIONS, ADD TINT IF YOU LIKE BUT ITS NOT NECESSARY. (I just like adding it personally.)

•GO TO FADE, INCREASE IT BY SLIDING IT TO THE RIGHT. (As you can see, white shadows are now visible on the entire canvas.)

(But obcourse, don't put too much fade or it will look dull. I'll adjust it on my own liking.)

•PUT A BIT OF VIGNETTE TO ADD AN IMPACT.

•So this is how it turned out:

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SUMMARY: Adding FADE to your edit can make your edit looks like it had the whitish shadow curve in photoshop.

Hope this tip was kinda helpful?

Sayonara, Goodnight!💚