After using up the free samples, you can purchase unlimited access. The brushstroke aspect is the best part about Repix, since it's essentially a filter in a controllable brush that you apply to all or any part of your image, giving you way more control overall.Īs you can see from the image above, some of the brushes are limited in use. From left to right there are Filters, Settings, Brushes, Frames, and Cropping. You can select different tools from the bottom menu. Now you can begin editing your pictures to show off to your friends.Įditing your photos is pretty intuitive. Just click the menu or Repix Icon to access the menu and select you desired photo location. Once you are done messing around with their stock photos you can begin adding your own from the Gallery app or your Camera Roll. Using my very mediocre art skills I was able to take this picture and turn it in something pretty cool. Chose a photo and wait for it to download to your phone. You can tap the menu button or hit the Repix logo in the top left to access the menu at anytime and select Starters. Once installed you can begin practicing with the "Starters" photos that Repix provides. Repix gives you the artistic tools to create really impressive images from your photos, and I'm going to show you how it works on my Samsung Galaxy S3.
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You can add classic-style filters like Black and White or 1974, adjust the brightness, contrast, temperature, etc., add frames to all of your filters (another plus over Instagram), and use Repix's unique brushes to make your photo a masterpiece. Repix is absolutely loaded with effects, filters, and editing tools for you to use.
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One of my favorites is called Repix, free for both Android and iOS devices.
I mean, could you make these on Instagram?īut there are a wealth of photo-filtering apps out there that do expand their creative filter palettes.
You cannot add multiple filters to a single image or get as creative with filter sizing and brushstrokes. I'm not a huge fan of taking tons of pictures everyday, but adding filters is pretty entertaining for me, and I think that Instagram could do even better in the filter department. However, it was those filters that helped make Instagram one of the most popular photo apps in the world (it now has over 150 million active users). If you're a dedicated Instagrammer, you're probably well aware of the humblebrag hashtag #NoFilter, which expresses to other users that your photo is just so damn awesome that it looks like you added filters to it, even though you really didn't.
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