Video & Photo Tech

TikTok is a great app that lets you create and upload short videos on nearly any topic.  As you're creating a video, you can add music, sound effects, graphics, and many other effects, and you can also change hair color in TikTok videos . This is in addition to adding tags and a caption. Unfortunately though, once you upload a video onto TikTok, you have to put all those editing tools away and be happy with the final product. TikTok doesn't let you edit any part of the video once it's uploaded, including the caption. As such, before you post anything, you should make sure that you're happy with what you've made. If you decide you're not, however, or find a typo in the caption, there is a workaround — as long as you don't mind losing any immediate likes or comments you may have on your video. Here's what you need to know, whether you're using TikTok on your iPhone or Android device. How to edit the caption on your TikTok video by quickl

      Smartphone videography has taken a turn for the better over the last few years, but the output isn’t always as polished as we want them to be. Thankfully, there are a couple of video editing apps that offer seamless fine-tuning options, allowing you to adjust your video’s brightness, contrast, saturation, and more. So, without further ado, let’s dig in. CONTENTS How to fine-tune a video in VivaVideo How to fine-tune your video in YouCut How to fine-tune a video in VivaVideo Step 1. Make sure you have the  VivaVideo app  installed. Step 2. Open the app and tap on  Edit video. Step 3. Select the video you want to edit and tap on  Next. Step 4. Upon entering the main screen, navigate to the  Clip Edit tab. Step 5. Tap on  Adjust.  Step 6.  Tweak  brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, temperature, and use vignette effect on your video. Step 7. Tap on the  green tick. Step 8. Tap on  Save/Upload.

In this quick guide, you’ll learn how to rotate videos on iPhone. Sometimes when we take a video with our iPhone, we tend to slightly turn the device sideways in order to capture the whole panorama. And other times we may accidentally shot in portrait mode instead of landscape. This results in a sideway video, which isn’t too pleasant to the eyes. In earlier iOS versions, the Photos app didn’t give you the option to rotate videos, you’d have to download third-party apps for that matter. Thankfully in  iOS 13  and later, you can rotate videos on iPhone right within the Photos app. Here’s how to rotate a video on your iPhone using the Photos app and iMovie. How to rotate a video with Photos 1.  Open the Photos app on your iPhone and find the video you want to rotate. 2.  Tap  Edit  at the to right corner of the screen 3.  Tap on the crop tool icon (it’s a square icon with two arrows around it pointing counterclockwise) at the bottom of the screen. 4.  In the next s