The iPad’s large display allows for an efficient two-pane user interface It’s uncluttered and things are where you expect them or just a tap away.

The interface works well in both portrait and landscape mode. Your crop, flip, rotate and gama controls go at the bottom. The top toolbar lines up the icons for the main screen, undo and redo, the effects browser and sharing options. FX Photo Studio solves this with clever design stemming from toolbars at both the screen top and bottom that go away with a tap. User experience is always going to be a problem with productivity apps due to the limited screen real estate on your mobile device. Third, I just love the non-standard but otherwise gorgeous-looking user interface. You can even share presets with other people and import saved presets via easy-to-use preset codes.Ĭustom filter presets Gorgeous user interface Just layer any combination of effects with custom options, hit the Add New button in the Presets section to save the effects sequence used on the image as a new preset. I can quickly create something new with presets and they work like magic. It’s a tremendous time-savior I wish I had in Camera+ and Photo fx. You can save custom effect combos and apply them later with a tap, thus creating your personalized effects mixes. I’d say the overall choice of effects will satisfy avid photography fans, let alone casual users. Not all of them are great and some are dull, but most look like a million dollar. First of all, FX Photo Studio brings more bang for your buck than any other app out there with its cool assortment of 187 filters. Matter of fact, it’s a viable alternative to any photo app out there – it’s that good. Turns out FX Photo Studio fills the void between pro offerings and casual photography programs quite nicely. I mean, who needs yet another photography app, right? Now, I mostly use awesome Camera+, Photo fx and Instagram to capture and edit images so I approached FX Photo Studio with a skeptical eye. FX Photo Studio from MacPhun, the creators of Silent Movie Director, a video editing app I recently reviewed, has caught my attention recently. If photography on the go is your thing, you can be picky with a myriad of photography-focused software vying for your attention on the App Store.

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