Apple picker Among many thousands of photo applications, there is one that shows the possibilities of drawing with a pencil. In other words, they redraw your photos with a pencil. Welcome Pencil Camera HD.
From its number 4, the iPhone is directly created for photography. Improvements in camera quality and the addition of macro on the 4S, and more recently color enhancements and panoramic photo capabilities, make this mobile smartphone the fastest-finding-anything camera we'll find in our pockets. After all, the millions of photos uploaded to the Flickr social network prove it. The iPhone 4 started this revolution when it became the first camera in a mobile to exceed the number of high-quality SLR cameras on the network. Moreover, with the arrival of tablets on the market, editing these photos can be done more easily, quickly and simply.
So what does this mean for apple phone users? More new photo apps that make taking simple snapshots more fun. In this category we can classify applications with filters, color schemes, creating the impression of cartoon paper or oil painting, transforming into graphite, adding texts and many other options. One of these great apps is Pencil Camera HD.
Developer Lukas Jezny wanted to come up with an unconventional photo editing solution and add something extra. In addition to images, you can edit and record videos, then adjust brightness, color balance or additional focus. After opening, the application offers several ways of working with modifications. On the one hand, you can pull a specific one from your photo library, take a picture of anything right away, or have your photos mixed from Pictures with various filters and editing. You can also edit the image you are editing directly and try to choose the best editing that would suit you with a simple switch.
The cool way this app offers is unique, all your photos look like they were drawn by the pencil of a great artist.
Basically, the idea is that you can edit each photo so that it has a pencil outline and the coloring of several filters, while you set the color of the resulting work yourself. It is definitely interesting to try taking pictures with the application itself, because you set the result in advance and partly you don't know exactly how it will look. It is also perfectly suited as an application for editing already created photos. An interesting option is to add an album with your photos, and Pencil Camera HD will adjust everything randomly, so you can watch this work on the fly. The advantage is that the application also works on the iPad and can be operated more conveniently.
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terrible coloring book, but I believe it will find its clientele. I work in photography and that's probably why I'm starting to be allergic to different filters and color tones. Instagram is still fun, but I don't see any other use...