Top 5 Android Imaging Apps
FoneHome.co.uk has released their picks for the top 5 android imaging applications. Apps they chose include: Photoshop.com Mobile, with its simple crop, hue, and saturation settings, Camera Pro which includes camera effects and digital zoom, as well as Camera Zoom FX, who’s focus is on filters and effects.
“The Google Nexus One – and Android phones in general – have many plus points, but the camera is very rarely one of them. While you can’t add on a few megapixels and an optical zoom with an app, you can add a few extra features and edit your photos right there on your mobile. Here are the apps we’d recommend to transform your Android handset into a picture-taking marvel…
Photoshop.com Mobile (£free)
This Android version of Photoshop doesn’t give you all the features of the £1000 CS4 package, but it’s not bad. It focuses on the sorts of things a photographer might want to edit on the go, such as exposure levels and colour saturation. Plus, you can quickly crop and rotate images – handy for all those wonky horizons. This app also…” – Read the rest of the article at FoneHome.co.uk
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