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Being color blind isn't necessarily debilitating, but it can make certain tasks a lot more difficult when colors blend together and potentially vital information is lost. Visolve RT attempts to address the issue by giving users the ability to view the world around them using their iOS device's camera and some very special filters.

The app includes options for:

1. Red-Green transform -- transforms redder colors to brighter, and greener colors to darker,
2. Blue-Yellow transform -- transforms bluer colors to brighter, and yellower colors to darker,
3. Saturation increase -- increases the saturation of all colors,4. Filtering -- darkens all colors other than the specified color, and
5. Hatching -- draws different hatch patterns according to color.

The App Store is far from low on filtering apps that adjust users' images in numerous quirky ways. PreggoBooth is one such new addition but it does so with some pretty neat results.

The app enables the user to see how they'd look if they were pregnant and at various stages of pregnancy. Refreshingly for such an app, there aren't any freak results, all are quite appropriate. 3 months, 6 months and full term are possible here and the app doesn't just place a big bump on the person's stomach. Instead, it adjusts everything about the person making for a more realistic look.

PreggoBooth is still meant to be light hearted, however, which is why users can also adjust men to look pregnant with some startling but fun results.

The app might not revolutionize anyone's life but it's a fun break from life and would ideally suit something like a baby shower or even bachelorette party. All images can be shared with all the major social networks.

PreggoBooth is out now, priced at $0.99.

Doing for audio what many photo filter apps do for imagery, SpaceSampler is an audio convolution app that will intrigue both audiophiles and novices.

The app lets users record audio then apply many different filtersfrom real acoustic spaces, in order to add an original twist to things.

Numerous filters are available including a retro tape echo, 60s plate reverb noise, a warm room style sound, an emulation of an AM radio, and a stadium style delay. It's a varied bunch comprising of 15 different effects, each offering a great way of mixing up an audio clip.

A recording browser makes it easy to manage numerous audio files while the integrated sampler makes it similarly simple to add the effects. Once created, it's easy to share a file, either via e-mail, Dropbox or SoundCloud.

Even for an audio newbie such as myself, it's exceptionally easy to create some great results with SpaceSampler.

Priced at a mere $0.99, SpaceSampler is out now.