Showing posts with label camera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camera. Show all posts

Friday, December 23, 2016

FX CAMERA



FxCamera enables you to take a picture with various effects.
- ToyCam
- Polandroid
- Fisheye
- SymmetriCam
- Warhol
- Normal

*Ad-supported
*requires SD card







 
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Saturday, August 27, 2016

Ghost Camera v1 0 0 1 0 0 Android Apk App

Ghost Camera 1.0.0
Requirements: Android 2.0.1+
Overview: Use “Ghost Camera” to take a photo with ghosts or add ghosts to photos in your gallery and share them with friends through Email, Facebook, Twitter and other photo services.

Different types of ghosts for you to select.
Scare your friends by taking ghost photos and sharing them.
Enjoy and have fun! Camera pro.

Features:
1. Take new photo, live preview ghost on camera
2. Select photo from gallery
3. Adding ghosts, resize, move, rotate ghosts and make transparency
4. Save the photo to SD Card.
5. Share photo with ghosts using email, facebook, twitter, etc….

Download:
http://www.filesonic.com/file/pZB3tM2





View the original article here



Peliculas Online



 
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Tuesday, June 14, 2016

Cartoon Camera




One of the coolest free Android camera apps ever created!
Create cartoon and sketch like photography with your camera.


Features:
- Real-time cartoon effect
- 6 effects: Cartoon, Color Drawing, Sepia, White Strokes, Dark Strokes and Colored Edges
- Adjustable edge strength (slider on the right side of the screen)
- Adjustable color sensitivity / saturation (slider on the left side of the screen)
- Save images quickly by a single touch of a button
- Supports auto focus (tap anywhere on the screen)
- Supports camera flash
- Supports front camera 
- App can be installed to SD




http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pZdyixsNTF8




 
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Friday, March 7, 2014

Nikon camera users say third party batteries dont work after firmware update




Nikon released a firmware update for its D3100, D3200, D5100, D5200 and Coolpix P7700 cameras during November, which only seemed to change how battery life was measured for a specific pack (the EN-EL14a, if you were wondering). Well, thats what the patch notes would have us believe, anyway, but according to some owners whove updated, the new version also stops those cameras working with third-party batteries. This isnt the first time a camera maker has used code to block unofficial power packs, and itll no doubt irritate those whove passed on Nikons $41 (EN-EL14) or $60 (EN-EL14a) spares in favor of cheaper options missing a logo. There doesnt appear to be any way to roll back the firmware version, so if you hadnt gotten round to updating yet, you might want to reconsider. Weve reached out to Nikon for comment, and if we find out exactly whats buried within the unassuming update, well fill you in right here.

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