Anyone using Snapseed 2.9 and an Apple USB SD card photo adapter or WiFi SD card can now work with RAW images. Some of the available adjustments for RAW include Structure, Tint, Shadow control, Exposure (-4.0 to 4.0 f-stops), and Temperature (1.700°K to over 8.000°K). Snapseed says when RAW files are detected, the new tool opens automatically, plus integrates seamlessly with existing tools such as Healing, Brushes, Frames, Text, HDR or Details.īelow are the details of editing RAW in Snapseed:Įditing changes can be saved non-destructively, or exported as a plain JPG in high quality. If you use Snapseed to edit your photos on iOS, an update released today finally brings full RAW support for Apple users, after the latter first made its way to Android users last fall.
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