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Are fascinating, but how often do you find great reflections to shoot? It’s probably not often that you stumble across a scene with and interesting subjects, that also happens to have a or other reflective surface to capture that scene in a reflection. But with the, you can create your own unique reflection photos from any image in your camera roll.

In this tutorial you’ll learn how to use this app to create stunning and realistic reflection photos with your iPhone. Introduction To Reflect App Reflect Mirror Camera (commonly know as Reflect) is a relatively new app by that’s opened the door to many new and creative editing possibilities. Other apps by this developer include the popular. Reflect Mirror Camera can be for $2.99. If you’re searching for the app in the App Store, make sure you search for Reflect Mirror Camera, rather than just Reflect, otherwise you might not find the correct app.

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The icon for the app is black with 2 purple triangles that resembles an hourglass. The purpose of this app is simple – it adds a reflection to the lower portion of your photo by mirroring the detail from the top portion of the frame. However, don’t be fooled into thinking this is a basic app! There are so many creative possibilities to choose from, and it’s incredibly fun and inspiring to use. You can have your subjects reflect in anything from water or ice, to a tiled floor or metal surface.

You can even add fog, lens flare, balloons, space objects and more. In this tutorial we’ll show you a step by step editing process for creating a unique reflection photo using the Reflect app.  How to clear formatting in word 2013. Below is a photo that I shot of a friend standing in the snow in Chicago. I loved the created by the two, and I liked the red jacket of my subject and the clean background created by the. However, the foreground is less than desirable and takes attention away from the rest of the beautiful scene. I remember thinking that the photo would have looked much better if there had been water or ice in the foreground to capture the reflections of my subjects. Luckily, it’s possible to easily create reflections using the Reflect app! Below is the final, edited version of this photo that I created using Reflect. I use the Reflect app fairly often with isolated subjects because I enjoy this kind of.

However, there was another reason I decided to use Reflect with this photo. In the initial stages of the edit, I realized that a square crop wouldn’t allow the trees to entirely fit into the frame. I knew the Reflect app would be the perfect solution to this problem as it would provide me with more space at the bottom of the photo to include within my crop. How To Create Reflections With Reflect App So how do you create reflections using the Reflect app? Below I’m going to show you a step by step workflow so that you can create amazing reflection images from any photo on your iPhone. Start by opening the Reflect app, then access your photo library by tapping the New button (red circle) at the bottom of the screen: Once you’ve selected the photo, it will appear in the Crop screen.

Since I’m typically editing to share a photo on Instagram, I usually select Square on the bottom of the screen: Once the Square crop option is selected, the app shows a preview of how it would appear as a square. If you tap Done in the upper right, the photo will be cropped as shown in the preview. However, (and here is one of my most favorite parts of the Reflect app!) If you use your two fingers to “pinch” your photo in, it will actually move your photo to the upper portion of the square crop, leaving blank, empty space below (this is where your reflection will go later): Viola! Reflect app has provided me with the added space I needed to crop my photo without losing any of the trees! You can now pinch or spread your fingers to either shrink the photo into the square, or zoom into the photo until you have the exact crop you desire: Once you’re happy with the crop, tap Done in the upper right corner of the screen. The app will now bring your photo through its reflection process, and your photo will appear with a 50/50 screen.