All the ones i've tried are crappy, ads-infested and have horrendous ui, Pixart, Pixlr, Retrica and a whole bunch of others. Also looking for one that can let upload photos on instagram without cropping. Please help.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aviary.android.feather
Download all the effects it's free until 2/1 and so far I'm pretty satisfied with this app
Camera360 is also nice.
I do use PicsArt, Pixlr, Retrica as well. I use whatever suits me at the time. [emoji14] PicsArt's UI I hate. Pixlr's UI is pretty straight forward, to me anyways.
Snapseed, shift
VSCO Cam. It's like Adobe Lightroom on a phone.
Aviary
Sent from my Nexus 5
Aviary is usually my go to app for editing. They are offering every filter for free for a limited time.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iudesk.android.photo.editor
By far my favorite app
Picsay pro contains many useful tools for editing pictures but some of its algorithms are olds and not very efficient. I use it with snapseed HDR+ algorithm and Photoshop Express "defog", "noise reduction" and "details" algorithms.
Snapseed is my go to. I'll try out others and always end up going back to SS.
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The Gallery app on our phone doesn't increase the detail of images after you pinch to zoom. Does anyone know of a way to fix this or a different gallery app that will do this properly?
If you view pictures directly from the camera app, it shows the full resolution of the photo when you zoom in (but its slow to pinch to zoom). If you do it from the gallery app, it just scales a lower resolution rendering of the photo to fit the screen, but it doesn't actually re-render the image at full resolution (but its very smooth). I'm looking for something that works like the iPhone's gallery app, which scales as you zoom so that the interface is smooth, but once you stop at a certain zoom level, it re-renders the image in a higher resolution (aka best of both worlds).
Just curious, which rom are you running?
I'm running JI6 Froyo. I noticed the same issue on JH7 as well...
It would appear he is correct! Even on a 5MP picture of the underside of my car, I can't get any more detail then I do looking at it normally.
I experience the same thing; my gallery also takes its sweet time to notice new images from downloads or edits in Photoshop. I suspect most of these anomolies are due to the beta Froyo I've been running since it was leaked.
Gallery just sucks , it always had crappy zoomed quality with no details , Be it my Nexus one with eclair -> froyo to Cappy eclair -> froyo.
Its as if your watching thumbnails and not actual pictures.
There was modified gallery a while ago in Nexus one forums not sure if its still around, supposed to be better then default one.
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I'm running JI6 Froyo. I noticed the same issue on JH7 as well...
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Dunno why camera shots are coming out low res (I'd imagine that it's just the gallery program that sucks), but downloaded photos on JI6 are automatically resized to 305x203.
I actually remember reading some article a while back that talked about this issue (the gallery being low-res), and mentioning that this is by design. Apparently the developers decided that UI speed is more important than photo quality. I wish I still had the url to that article..
Also, forget searching for 'gallery' in the market. All the search results are retarded wallpaper/mostly naked girl spam. I wish spamming the market with valueless programs was a hangable offense.
Have you guys tried the apk from HERE? I have it loaded and while it does load alot slower it does seem to be higher res. Give it a shot, You will have to copy over the current APK in system/app with something like Root Explorer, or uninstall the gallery then try to install. I could not get it to install but coping worked great
I also remember reading an article that explained that the Gallery purposefully did not display images in their native resolution.
There is a free application in the Market called, "Floating Image" that will display images from any folder of your choosing as well as Flickr, Picase and Facebook in a floating collage of pictures. You can then tap on one and use multitouch to zoom in on the photo in it's full resolution.
I use it to display my camera roll as it allows me to see my photos in much more detail as opposed to the built in Gallery that I can't stand. The only issues that I have with it are that it stutters a little bit when using the high resolution thumbnail option and that it cannot see hidden folders.
I think the gallery is opengl-based and it treats photos as textures, which are limited to 1024x1024 res.
If you don't mind losing the 3d effects, download an app called JustPictures!. It's now my default photo viewer. You can double-tap to zoom to actual size or pinch-zoom. It's fast and free.
Bonus: slideshow live wallpaper
Did some searching and found an article that talks about the issue:
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2362605,00.asp
Apparently Google chose the cool 3d gallery instead of better image quality. Its clear to me why lowering the image quality is wroth it for making things smooth, but I don't know why the app can't render more detail after you zoom in. Anyway, JustPictures! works pretty good and does show better details. Its a bit slower (and the stock gallery isn't particularly fast), but it gets the job done. I wonder if JustPictures! is the best solution out there or if there are other apps worth checking out as well...
Previous posters are correct that the lower image quality is part of how the program was built. However, there is an article on this site that has a link to the HTC gallery version which can improve the quality, but still is not truly 1 to 1 quality, jest better than stock.
I’ve used plenty of different photo apps in the past but CameraAce easily trumps them with its thoughtful user interface and feature set. In addition to having excellent filters and frames, CameraAce includes a full-fledged editing suite, collage and slideshow composer, and photo management and organization tools. I can do everything from a simple HDR effect to a Facebook cover photo collage.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tecace.cameraace
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=aUUs2AhoZMQ
Link?
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Photo Wonder, Make You Different!
Photo Wonder is perfectly adaptive in both IOS and Android system. Over one hundred million users in 218 countries. Also, it’s one of the top five in Google Play store under camera category. Are you interested to try? Search '百度魔图‘ on google play.
When you’re taking a picture, you can choose Filter Camera directly to make your photo more pretty. Or add filter effects after taking.
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VSCO Cam isn't the most user-friendly camera on our list. Despite its often minimal layout, it takes a while just to learn which menu you're in. But it is one of the best Android camera apps thanks to the amount of customization it offers, and the quality of its adjustments. And this camera has high resolution system, which makes your photo awesome. VSCO Cam combines a camera with editing and sharing functions to provide an Instagram-like experience, only more powerful. While it doesn't house a one-click "beautify" option, it more than makes up for it with its premium temperature, tint, contrast and sharpen gauges.
Download link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vsco.cam
One of the features and usefulness of a Smartphone is to record a video. This may be a video of yourself or an event and most
times there might be some part of that video you won’t want others to see which is why you need to edit your videos. Instead of always sending your videos to your PC to edit you can do just that on your Android phones. For certain everybody wants to put out their best videos online and if you need to do this you will need the right video editing app. Today we will be listing the top 7 video editing apps you can use on your Android devices.
PowerDirector
When it comes to one of the best video editing apps PowerDirector tops the list. This app allows you to perform varieties of tricks on your video such as video effect with a drag and drop control, slow motion, reverse video and lots more you can do using this app. You can use this app to crop your videos, make HD videos and also create an awesome voiceover for your videos. This app also comes with a chrome bay feature which allows you to edit the background of your videos.
Vivavideo
According to most Android bloggers Vivavideo has been mentioned as the best free video editing app. This video editor provides users with numerous editing tools to help trim and merge video clips in storyboard editing mode. This editor comes with a video camera feature which allows its users to take quality pictures using its nine special lenses and can turn photos into a movie using the slideshow video maker. The music library has been increased so you can get more background sounds on your video.
FilmoraGo
If you’ve got those images you would like to convert into a movie then FilmoraGo is what you should consider downloading. This app allows for easy importing of photos and video clips for editing. There are numerous stylish looking templates that you can use to create a video on this app. This editor app allows users to use its professional editing tools to reverse, trim, slow or speed up motion etc. There are lots of licensed music to choose from on the FilmoraGo app and you can as well import your own music to your video.
Quik
With a few steps to follow, you can quickly and easily create or edit a video using the Quik app. This app allows users to input up to 75+ images and clips from your gallery to create a perfect video. There are over 23 cool themes to choose from on this app with each having its own transition and graphic design, you can as well adjust the fonts and filters to fit your need. There are lots of things you can do on this app such as trim, customize, rotate your videos, add GPS sticks etc. to make your video more stylish. There are more than 100 songs to choose from in the app.
Vizmato
With the Vizmato app, you can create nice looking videos. It has a slideshow maker which lets you convert your photos into videos. The video editor of the app allows users trim, add text, effects, filter etc. their videos with over 40 visual effects to choose from. You can use this app to record in real time and add effects such as slow motion or high speed. You can as well change your voice on the app using the Audio FX tool and there are over 30+ songs to choose from in the viztune.
I was using Filmora free version on to create some videos and realised that it is a fast and effective way to editing but do not have the customization options I'm looking for. Seems like PowerDirector may be the thing I was looking for, thanks for sharing.
Which one is easy to use?
foster04 said:
One of the features and usefulness of a Smartphone is to record a video. This may be a video of yourself or an event and most
times there might be some part of that video you won’t want others to see which is why you need to edit your videos. Instead of always sending your videos to your PC to edit you can do just that on your Android phones. For certain everybody wants to put out their best videos online and if you need to do this you will need the right video editing app. Today we will be listing the top 7 video editing apps you can use on your Android devices.
PowerDirector
When it comes to one of the best video editing apps PowerDirector tops the list. This app allows you to perform varieties of tricks on your video such as video effect with a drag and drop control, slow motion, reverse video and lots more you can do using this app. You can use this app to crop your videos, make HD videos and also create an awesome voiceover for your videos. This app also comes with a chrome bay feature which allows you to edit the background of your videos.
Vivavideo
According to most Android bloggers Vivavideo has been mentioned as the best free video editing app. This video editor provides users with numerous editing tools to help trim and merge video clips in storyboard editing mode. This editor comes with a video camera feature which allows its users to take quality pictures using its nine special lenses and can turn photos into a movie using the slideshow video maker. The music library has been increased so you can get more background sounds on your video.
FilmoraGo
If you’ve got those images you would like to convert into a movie then FilmoraGo is what you should consider downloading. This app allows for easy importing of photos and video clips for editing. There are numerous stylish looking templates that you can use to create a video on this app. This editor app allows users to use its professional editing tools to reverse, trim, slow or speed up motion etc. There are lots of licensed music to choose from on the FilmoraGo app and you can as well import your own music to your video.
Quik
With a few steps to follow, you can quickly and easily create or edit a video using the Quik app. This app allows users to input up to 75+ images and clips from your gallery to create a perfect video. There are over 23 cool themes to choose from on this app with each having its own transition and graphic design, you can as well adjust the fonts and filters to fit your need. There are lots of things you can do on this app such as trim, customize, rotate your videos, add GPS sticks etc. to make your video more stylish. There are more than 100 songs to choose from in the app.
Vizmato
With the Vizmato app, you can create nice looking videos. It has a slideshow maker which lets you convert your photos into videos. The video editor of the app allows users trim, add text, effects, filter etc. their videos with over 40 visual effects to choose from. You can use this app to record in real time and add effects such as slow motion or high speed. You can as well change your voice on the app using the Audio FX tool and there are over 30+ songs to choose from in the viztune.
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Is any app from this list free?
Hey, the best 5 video editing apps in android are:
1. VivaVideo
2. Funimate
3. Magisto
4. Moviemaker
5. Filmigo
MovieMaker is very good...
Hey, from my personal experience I can tell you that Alight Motion app is the best video edition apk for your android device. Most of the video editing apk on the market now are heavy and not specially designed for android. But Alight Motion is a very handy, lightweight tool. You can just select a video from your phone's gallery and start editing. It will take very little time to complete editing. Thousands of graphical elements and fonts make it very comfortable for the users. You can download and learn a lot from the link.
https://www.alightmotionproapkdownload.com/alight-motion-pro-apk-download/
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