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Adding Orange Tones to iPhone Photos

By Mona Anderson 0 comments Last updated November 17, 2020

The iPhone is constantly getting new features, many of which have to do with their photo section. There are many things you can do here that will greatly enhance your enjoyment of your photos.

And one of these features is the ability to alter the appearance of the photos. Here is one of the methods that you can use to alter your iPhone photos.

Contents

  • How to Add Orange Tones
    • Snapseed
  • Nature is Your Photo Prop
    • LensLight
  • Where to Research

How to Add Orange Tones

If, for example, you would want to add orange tones to your iPhone photos, then you might want to try these tips. One of the best options could be to add the Snapseed app to your iPhone.

Snapseed

In this app, you’ll find a Warmth option that is inside the Tune Image tool which will allow you to adjust the tone of your photos. Witi the iPhone itself there is a Cast that has a color editing option. Be aware that the same option is called by different names by different apps. Here are some of the names that you might encounter:

  • Cast
  • Temperature
  • Balance
  • Tone
  • Warmth

You’ll definitely want to explore and research the app’s features before you settle on one.

By doing this you can add any color tint that you choose to do so. Perhaps orange is your thing? Or green? Or any other color that you desire could be a sound option. Choose according to the mood that you want to create.

Sometimes the photo you took didn’t really elevate some of the colors that you wished to see exposed in the photo. Review your photos one by one and think of ways that an emotional connection can be made. What does orange emotionally suggest – friendship? Warmth? Happiness?

These are the questions that you should be asking yourself if you want to communicate a feeling to whoever wishes to view your photos.

Nature is Your Photo Prop

Taking advantage of what nature gives you is the real trick. What’s the best time of the day that will enhance an orange tone. Perhaps choosing to shoot in the early morning will make the job of adjusting your photos easier. This can be accentuated by moving the color temperature up and it will alter the mood of the photo.

LensLight

Another neat trick is to use the LensLight app. Use the sun to your advantage, particularly if it has any orange hues, depending on when and where you are. Sometimes refraction occurs under certain circumstances in the sky and the LensLight app will bring out stunning shades of orange that will add color and depth to your photos in a way that you never thought possible.

Warm colors will tend to encourage warm emotions but far more research is required beyond this simple rule. By accumulating experience, taking notes, and experimenting with the various apps that are available, it’s possible to fundamentally change the tone and impact that a photo’s viewing will convey. These colors create feelings of empathy and fashionability or even envy.

Again, you should certainly do your research, but where could you look for the best photo examples?

Where to Research

Unsplash.com has millions of great photos to study as model examples. The photographers who took these photos used the same apps that were written about in this article.

Use these examples as a way to increase your skills. For orange tones, type in sunset or sunrise in the search bar or just type in “orange sun.” This will provide you with some great examples of how to improve the use of tones when adjusting photos on your iPhone.

The connection between colors and emotions has long been understood. This is only one aspect of photography and there are many other things you can study. By using your iPhone, you can start your journey of taking and adjusting photos until they have that perfect, orange hue.

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