That makes it really easy to bypass the "Cupid" frames (my least favorite effects). Sure you can keep wading through all 190 of the filters, but you can send your frequent picks to the favorites folder or search by category. One of my favorite things? It's organized. did I mention there's 190 effects? There's no use showing you how to use them. If you just want to add cool effects to your mobile pics, the best thing about this app is that the filters are customizable, so you can control the strength of the effect. You can also tilt and rotate the image, adjust gamma, brightness, contrast, hue and saturation, and even add a bit of color splash (though I prefer to use their separate Color Splash Studio computer app for that). Once you've got your photo ready, you then have the choice to keep it at the same dimensions or crop it into the ever popular square (good for if you're transferring to Instagram).Īfter you've chosen your dimensions, you land on the editing screen where you can further crop the image.
I took one with the built-in camera function: When you start out, you're prompted to either take a photo, use an existing one from your Camera Roll, or import an image from your computer using a USB cable. If you're an iPhoneographer that loves filters, this is a keeper. Now the photo app has 190 fun filters to choose from-way more than the standard 17 or so you get with Instagram. One app that stands out from the crowd is FX Photo Studio.įX Photo Studio by MacPhun was actually released before Instagram, under the moniker 101 PhotoFilters. It started a craze among smartphone users everywhere, prompting a slew of retro photo filter apps to pop up for Android and iPhone. But when Instagram hit the market, everybody began using them because it was simple.
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