DarkLight: a great photo editor for iOS by the ratio of "price / performance"

Applications for photo editing on iOS innumerable, and almost every day there are more and more. Unfortunately, the really interesting among them is not so much. But sometimes, the vast expanses of the AppStore, you can find copies of the facing, such as our today's hero - DarkLight Advanced Image Editor.

Usually, the question of what the photo editor choose to indicate immediately to the two applications: "amateur" Instagram filters and more professional Photoshop Touch. But many people want something average to podredaktirovat and could be more or less comfortable and improve the quality of images not only with filters. It is precisely this function as an intermediary between the two popular applications and is DarkLight.

This application is a kind of symbiosis of Instagram and Photoshop, which offers by means of filters and some advanced settings to give your photos more image.

In addition it is the default settings brightness / sharpness, and the like, in DarkLight there are interesting possibilities, such how to Enhance and Scenes, allowing to make the overall tuning of the composition and pick up a separate filter for specific picture.

I must say that Enhance feature is great almost any photo. At moderate use image color becomes more saturated.

The second feature, Scenes, offers a variety of filters to emphasize certain picture tones. For example, if you made a picture, which depicted a sunrise, then to make the image more rich, warm tones, "Sunset" filter fits the bill perfectly. Filters in this tab is probably enough under any category of imagery: "Cloudy", "Fluorescent", "Portrait" and, of course, "Food" - all of them, and many other great colors to emphasize the need to your photo.

Also DarkLight and boasts another interesting menu item - Advance, where you can set a few parameters, such as the "Vignette", "Shadows", "Highlights" and "Temp". Each of them, given the right proportions, can change the whole photograph. DarkLight make it so carefully that after editing to distinguish the original photos from his already processed analog would be virtually impossible. The edited image will look so perfectly, that it would seem that the picture originally was like that.

And what editors you use on iOS? Perhaps we should look at the DarkLight, especially since the application is absolutely free? Who knows, maybe with the help of it you will become the new winner in the competition "Photo of the Week on Makradare”?