Author: Jay Peters
The maker of Facetune, the hugely successful selfie app, is launching a new photo filter app called Quickart today that will be available to download for free on iOS. Quickart’s filters go far beyond Instagram’s photo filters, letting you do things like change a skyline, disperse your face into particles, or surround yourself with a kaleidoscope-like effect.
When you open Quickart, you’ll be presented with a number of filters. Just select the filter of your choice, pick a photo from your photo library, and the app will apply the filter to the photo within a few seconds. From there, depending on which filter you pick, you can do things like adjust the intensity of the filter or the angles of a certain effect and then save your photo or...
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The maker of Facetune, the hugely successful selfie app, is launching a new photo filter app called Quickart today that will be available to download for free on iOS. Quickart’s filters go far beyond Instagram’s photo filters, letting you do things like change a skyline, disperse your face into particles, or surround yourself with a kaleidoscope-like effect.
When you open Quickart, you’ll be presented with a number of filters. Just select the filter of your choice, pick a photo from your photo library, and the app will apply the filter to the photo within a few seconds. From there, depending on which filter you pick, you can do things like adjust the intensity of the filter or the angles of a certain effect and then save your photo or...
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