I assume that means you use a filter or something literally called “brightness”. If your app offers an option called “exposure”, try that instead. I tend to get more desirable results using that for brightening photos.
Unlike brightness, exposure is highly biased towards the highlights in the picture. In layman language, it will act as if increasing the amount of light in the picture, without much affecting the darker areas in the picture.
There’s sliders for both, plus some presets in another sub-menu. It’s reasonably comprehensive, except for sometime last year when they “updated” (read enshittified) the app by letting A.I. decide what element of an image it assumes I want to make into a sticker. Instead, now I have to crop out an object, go to a separate app (sketchbook), layer stuff, save that, then go back to gallery for any simple text or resizing. Really slowed down my posting reaction time.
Just using the provided Android Gallery tools.
I don’t believe you. I can actually discern persons from PIC, you must have applied some sort of atomic flash or supernova at point blank range.
Some unstable trilithium, a stray sun, and a scientist escorted by his “droogs” may or may not have been involved. All I’m sayin’.
I assume that means you use a filter or something literally called “brightness”. If your app offers an option called “exposure”, try that instead. I tend to get more desirable results using that for brightening photos.
https://www.lightxeditor.com/blog/exposure-vs-brightness/
There’s sliders for both, plus some presets in another sub-menu. It’s reasonably comprehensive, except for sometime last year when they “updated” (read enshittified) the app by letting A.I. decide what element of an image it assumes I want to make into a sticker. Instead, now I have to crop out an object, go to a separate app (sketchbook), layer stuff, save that, then go back to gallery for any simple text or resizing. Really slowed down my posting reaction time.