Some saturate images to give them richer, vibrant colors while others hate that. Adjusting a picture can be a very subjective process. There are 29 sets of image editing tools and filters and in them are more sophisticated controls and features. But overall, the decision is still up to you on what an image’s end result will look like. There is also a one-click “magic wand” if you want an immediate preset improvement, letting the software do the enhancements for you. Snapseed offers swipe gesture controls to enhance images including those for brightness, contrast, saturation, shadows, highlights, etc. The official Snapseed channel on YouTube with several tutorial videos. Before the year ended, Google discontinued the Snapseed desktop software for Windows, and the mobile app reigned supreme. With eyes intently focused on Snapseed as an Instagram competitor, the tech behemoth acquired Nik Software for an undisclosed amount during the last quarter of 2012.
What happened? Google came into the picture. Yes, there was actually a Snapseed at the start. Intel officials, on their part, further chimed on how Snapseed was the perfect match for Ultrabook users who can take advantage of the unique U Point technology to make fine, selective adjustments on a photo. According to Nik officials, it was in response to the overwhelming request of mobile app users to experience the software on their computers. On February 27, 2012, during the World Mobile Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Nik Software announced the release of Snapseed Desktop for Windows. It was named by Apple as “iPad App of the Year.” By August, an app for the iPhone was introduced. It was developed by German company Nik Software and was launched in June of 2011 as an iPad app. Snapseed is an all-in-one photo editing app that carries advanced but user-friendly tools.
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