Article: Once launched, you can add a photo to edit from your camera or photo library, or paste an image from your clipboard. Your photo is located on the right side of the screen with four shortcuts available on the bottom. Compare will show you the original photo without edits. Revert will undo all changes. Save will keep your edited photo. Share will allow you to distribute this through your social networks and other applications. On the left side of the screen, you'll find the available tools for your editing. Tap the Autocorrect tool. The photo's contrast and color will be automatically adjusted. You can also fine-tune these by tapping on your photo, selecting between contrast and color corrections, and then swiping left or right to manually adjust the values. Tap and hold the Compare icon to review your edits compared with the original photo. If you're unhappy with the changes, you can click on Cancel or Undo. If you're content, click on Apply to save your changes. You will be brought back to the home screen with your photo for any other edits you would want to make.
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Launch Snapseed. Understand the orientation of the app. Do automatic enhancements. Review your enhancements.
Article: Example: You have the same two speakers, but the amplifier has a 4 ohm output. For this case, you want to connect the speakers in parallel because the impedance would be 8/2=4 ohms, again matching the amplifier.
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For a parallel connection of two speakers, the resulting impedance is half of the impedance of the speakers (assuming the speakers have the same impedance). Plug the negative terminal (-) of the amplifier to the negative terminal of speaker 1. Hook the negative of speaker 1 to the negative on speaker 2. Plug the positive terminal (+) of the amplifier to the positive terminal of speaker 1. Hook the positive of speaker 1 to the positive on speaker 2.
Article: Measure a half cup (170 g) of baking soda in a measuring cup and pour it down your drain, coating the sides of the drain pipe. Turn your stovetop to high and pour 1 cup (236.58 ml) into the pot. Continue to heat the pot until the water boils. Purchase white vinegar from the grocery store. Pour a cup of the vinegar in a measuring cup. Turn off the stovetop and combine the vinegar with the hot water. Transport the pot of water over to the drain that needs cleaning and slowly and carefully pour it down your drain. If you have plastic pipes, let the boiling water cool down for 4 - 5 minutes before you pour it down your drain. The baking soda should start to react to the vinegar and foam up. The foam will help clean grime and oil from the inside of your drainpipe. Boil 2 cups (473.17 ml) of water in your pot. Slowly pour the water down the drain to flush the foam down the sink.
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Pour 1/2 cup (170 g) of baking soda down your drain. Boil 1 cup (236.58 ml) of water in a pot. Add 1 cup (236.58 ml) of vinegar to the pot. Pour the water and vinegar mixture down the drain. Let the solution sit for 10 minutes. Flush the drain with another pot of boiling water.