Using SnapSeed for IOS and Android

After learning the key strength of Snapseed, which is SELECTIVE ADJUST, I decided to test it out.

However, it would be difficult to work on a small screen, so I was thinking should I get a latest iPad. Another point is that if I store all the photos on my iphone, very soon it would run out of space. Then I realise that there are free cloud storage available :

Dropbox 5GB

Google Drive 15GB

SkyDrive 7GB

Box 5GB

Snapcrowd 10GB

Pogoplug 5GB

SugarSync 5GB
Ubuntu One 5GB

Kuaipan 7GB

I can actually store my photos on these free cloud storage to free up my iPhone storage space. I can use iCloud for this as the 5GB is reserved for my common Apple ID used by three iPhones used by my brothers.

Then I remember that I have a 10 inch made in China Android tablet, Cubic U30GT,used mainly to watch video connecting to my TV via HDMI cable.

So I transferred the images to cloud storage: Box. Then on my Android tablet, Cubic U30GT, tap on OPEN PHOTO, chose photo from Box, and tap on Selective Adjust.

Tap on + icon to add a control point, tap on the point of interest on the screen. Pinch with two fingers to change the size of circle where Brightness, Contrast, Saturation are to be adjusted. Multiple control points can be added.

After that tap on Save. Tap on Share to share on any social networking sites or cloud storage sites.