Amazing photo editing formulas for iPhone.

How to edit photos on iPhone

Step 1: Access the Photos app on your phone and tap on the photo you want to edit.

Step 2: Click the Edit button in the upper right corner of the screen.

Immediately after tapping Edit , you will be taken to the image editing application.

At the bottom of the screen, you'll see three options for the different main editing panels. The dial icon represents the Adjustments panel , where you can edit individual attributes of an image. The three circles represent the Filters panel , where you can apply different filters to change the overall feel of your image. The Crop icon represents the Transformations panel, where you can crop, rotate, and flip the image.

Above these menus is a slider that looks like a ruler. This is how you will adjust the scale and increase or decrease the intensity of the filters or transitions.

Above the slider is a set of icons representing the different options you have, such as adjustments, filters, or transformations.

If you want to edit your photos on your iPhone, you need to familiarize yourself with the adjustment sliders and understand what they do. This is the core of image editing, and what you do here is very similar to how a professional edits their photos in Adobe Lightroom or similar software.

However, there are a few things to grasp beforehand. First, you need to understand that your image is made up of many different tonal ranges. There are highlights, which are the lightest tones in your image. There is white or light, which are the brighter tones. There are shadows, which are the darker parts of the image, and then there is black, which are the darkest parts. Your image, if it has color, will also fall within these tonal ranges. Now, it's time to edit.

Step 3: Click on the editing tools at the bottom of the image and move the navigation bar according to the parameters mentioned in the formula by TipsMake.com in the next section.

Step 4: Click Done to complete the photo editing process.

Note: Each photo will have a different color tone, so you need to choose an image editing formula that matches the color tone of the image.

Super artistic photo editing formulas on iPhone

Adjusting photos to brown tones.

Element	Index
Vibrant filter	+50
Exposure	-35
Bright area	+20
Dark area	+70
Contrast	-40
Brightness	+80
Black spot	-20
Saturation	+23

Adjusting the image to a blue tone.

Element	Index
Vibrant filter	+10
Exposure	+20
Brightness	+90
Bright area	-55
Dark area	+55
Contrast	-20
Brightness	+13
Saturation	+5
Freshness	+10

Adjust the photo to a light brown tone.

Element	Index
Exposure	-30
Brightness	+32
Bright area	-70
Dark area	+45
Contrast	-40
Brightness	+77
Black spot	+40
Saturation	-5
Freshness	+30

Adjust the image to a deep blue tone.

Element	Index
Brightness	+60
Bright area	-85
Dark area	+30
Contrast	-10
Saturation	-17
Freshness	+30
Warmth	-17
Color coating	-35

Adjust the photo to an orange tone.

Element	Index
Brightness	+50
Bright area	-100
Contrast	-25
Brightness	+15
Saturation	+10
Color coating	+30

Note that for this color tone, the photo needs to be taken in yellow sunlight between 4-7 am. After adjusting the photo according to the formula above, you will get an orange image.

Adjusting photos to a purple tone.

Element	Index
Exposure	+6
Brightness	+50
Bright area	-5
Dark area	+10
Contrast	+5
Freshness	+10
Warmth	+7
Sharpness	+23

Adjusting photos to warm brown tones.

Element	Index
Warmth	+100
Exposure	-20
Freshness	+42
Bright area	-40
Dark area	+45
Contrast	-45
Brightness	+25
Saturation	-40

Adjusting photos to earth tones.

Element	Index
Warmth	+100
Exposure	-40
Brightness	+40
Bright area	-20
Dark area	-20
Contrast	+45
Brightness	+50
Black spot	-60
Saturation	-25
Freshness	+20
Warmth	+60
Color coating	-45

Adjusting photos to a picnic blue tone.

Element	Index
Exposure	+100
Bright area	-26
Dark area	+16
Contrast	-23
Saturation	+50
Sharpness	+10

Some other photo editing formulas on iPhone

Formula 1

Element	Index
Exposure	+5
Brightness	+60
Bright area	-40
Dark area	+70
Contrast	-50
Black spot	+5
Saturation	-20
Freshness	+20
color tone	-15
Sharpness	+30
Noise reduction	+20

Formula 2

Element	Index
Exposure	+5
Brightness	+50
Bright area	-10
Dark area	+50
Contrast	-35
Brightness	+15
Black spot	+15
Saturation	-20
Freshness	+20
Humidity	+40
color tone	+30
Sharpness	+30

Formula 3

Element	Index
Brightness	+55
Bright area	-100
Dark area	+15
Contrast	-30
Black spot	+15
Saturation	-20
Freshness	+70
Humidity	+25
color tone	+35
Sharpness	+30

Formula 4

Element	Index
Exposure	+5
Brightness	+60
Bright area	-40
Dark area	+70
Contrast	-50
Black spot	+5
Saturation	-20
Freshness	+20
color tone	-15
Sharpness	-10
Sharpness	+30
Noise reduction	+20

Formula 5

Element	Index
Exposure	+25
Brightness	+35
Bright area	+15
Dark area	+40
Contrast	-40
Brightness	+50
Saturation	+20
Freshness	+30
Humidity	+10
color tone	-40
Sharpness	+30

Formula 6

Element	Index
Brightness	+70
Bright area	-75
Dark area	+20
Contrast	-30
Brightness	-40
Black spot	+20
Saturation	-20
Freshness	+10
Humidity	+55
Sharpness	-10
Sharpness	+30

Hopefully, the photo editing techniques above will help you create the most stunning photos for yourself, your friends, and your family.