First of all, sorry for not updating consistently, I know I'm lazy and I'm ashamed of it but this time, it's not just because I'm lazy. I don't know how to say this but I really have no motivation at all so I hope you understand.
Enough with the drama. In this chapter, I'll show you how to import filters on polarr. I know most of you knows about this but since this book is also for beginners, I'll put this here, just in case someone doesn't know how. I'll shamelessly advertise my filter account on Instagram as well, since this chapter is about filters.
My goal for this account is to be different from most filter providers. Making your own Polarr filters is easier than you thought, same goes to Lightroom, but for now, we'll discuss about Polarr only.
By the way, when I show images for tutorials, I crop the important stuffs only but I figured out it can be confusing for beginners so I wouldn't do that anymore. Instead, I'd show the whole thing. So here's how you import filters on Polarr.
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1. Open Instagram or any app of your choice that has Polarr codes and go to the filter provider account you know or search “#polarrcodes” on the search bar. The account below is my filter account by the way.
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