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Learn how to use the Tonal Contrast Tool in Snapseed from Google.

The Tonal Contrast Tool in Snapseed from Google is different from the global contrast that we can create with other tools like Curves.

Tonal Contrast knows that within each range of tones, say the mid-tones or the shadows, that there are subtle variation between the individual shades of gray. Cranking the Tonal Contrast in Snapseed up accentuates those subtle variations.

We use the word Contrast a lot in digital photography. In most contexts, this word contrast means the push and pull of tones away from medium gray.

We talk about contrast a lot because this push and pull of shades is often the “secret sauce” that makes an image come alive.

We are emphasizing textures and fine details when we add Tonal Contrast to our images using Snapseed from Google. Adding this type of targeted contrast creates the appearance of crisper details in our digital photos.

Tonal Contrast is a great feature for landscape and travel photos. This is one of my absolute favorite features in Snapseed when working with black and white images too. Be careful though if you choose to use this one on a selfie or a headshot.

Most people will not be pleased if you use tools like this to emphasize all of the texture in their skin. Making the pores, and wrinkles, in our face stand out is probably not the look that most people want for their portrait, but on a landscape-type photo this filter is fantastic!

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