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Video Filters Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
By Jennifer Allen on May 30th, 2013
Our rating: starstarstarstarblankstar :: FEATURE RICH
Ignore the name, Video Filters isn't just about adding filters to videos, it's an effective video recording app too.
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Video Filters Features Over 100 Customizable Video Effects

Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 20th, 2013
+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
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Video Filters is a new app from i4software that features 100 fully customizable real-time video filters. The app allows you to record live video with a pause and resume feature along with full zoom control. You can live preview your selections as well while sifting through each one of the filters, including vintage, super color, sepia, grayscale, toon & emboss, light & shawdow, polarizer, and tradition looks filters. The app also allows you to adjust speed controls for adding slow and fast motion effect as well as the ability to adjust saturation, contrast, gamma, brightness and more.

This Week at 148Apps: September 17-21

Posted by Chris Kirby on September 24th, 2012
iPad App - Designed for iPad

This week at 148Apps.com, iOS 6 and the iPhone 5 were never too far out of our collective consciousness, as evidenced by site founder Jeff Scott's discussion of changes in the iOS App Store: "Take exposing the top paid, free, and grossing apps at the same time on the landing page of the Top Apps list, for instance. It seems like a small change, but it promotes free apps to the front of the page and lowers the exposure of the top paid apps past the first three. Michael Zaletel of i4software notes, 'This gives MUCH MORE prominence to the Top Free Apps and so I predict Free apps and Freemium apps will see a big boost after today.'"

Read more of Jeff's commentary at 148Apps.

Meanwhile, back in the GiggleApps.com cave, reviewer Amy Solomon had this to say about Superhero Comic Book Maker HD: "Comic Maker allows one to choose from 27 backgrounds, a blank page and a chance to access photos from one’s device to work on. I really enjoy these backdrops, each bold and colorful, as there are wonderful choices to stimulate creative thinking and superhero or monster themes, such as the POV from a spaceship, industrial setting with robots and a conveyer belt, as well as other more natural scenes including a farm, saloon, or desert, which allow these characters to visit Earth. It is worth noting that although the theme here includes monsters, every image included within is utterly family-friendly, as is the included classical music based on classic nursery rhymes that Duck Duck Moose is known for."

Intrigued? Read Amy's full review at GiggleApps.

And staying on the 'Super' theme, 148Apps.biz writer Carter Dotson solicited some marketing advice from Supercool Creative: "Social media is often an enigma to developers looking to promote their apps. It’s a tool that can be incredibly powerful for getting more downloads and driving revenue, but just how to succeed with it is a mystery to many. Facebook integration, especially with the App Store, has been anticipated by developers as a way to help their games spread through social media, but these features won’t be doing all the work to make an app gain users through social media usage. However, David Murdico has written an interesting blog post for Supercool Creative entitled “5 Ways to Promote Mobile Apps and Games with Social Media” that covers many ways to best utilize social media to developers’ advantage."

Want to know more? Read the full article at 148Apps.biz.

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