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What are the useful mobile photography and post-app?

HYPELIGHT can actually be regarded as the first kind of "all-around" application, including manual camera, filter effect, curve adjustment and masking tools. And most of the operating experience is excellent. For example, long press shooting can delay the shutter, and if the intensity is increased at this time, you can use the 3D Touch function to delay the shutter faster. When adding filters or adjusting colors, you can adjust them by sliding the slider in the bottom bar up and down, which can be done with one hand.

However, the biggest highlight of HYPELIGHT is "image batch processing". Although many applications support copying and pasting of picture effects, it looks similar to "batch processing of pictures". However, only HYPELIGHT supports real-time preview of batch processing. You can monitor the changes of all selected materials at each step at the same time, and stop the operation immediately if there is anything wrong. This is much more direct than the effect of "brain tonic". If you are too lazy to deal with pictures one by one, but don't want to make do with "brain repair", then paste them and make them up later. HYPELIGHT is definitely a great weapon for laziness.

Lucid's laziness lies in its "one-click optimization" function, and Lucid is "lazy" because it can still process pictures differently even with one click. In any "one-click optimization", you can make more detailed plans for the purpose of optimization. In the list of adjustment items, you can customize various items including brightness, contrast, sharpness, skin color, skin care, acne and so on. For example, if you like dark photography, you can cancel the optimization of exposure. If you want to leave your youth on your face, you can cancel acne "willfully". It is also "one-click optimization", but Lucid makes optimization more targeted and personalized, so that beauty is no longer "one-size-fits-all".