Tilt Shift Focus vs Finger Focus LITE

Toyworlds on your iPhone! Featured in the book 'The Art of iPhoneography' ! "...makes the real world seem to be made of tiny toys. Using apps like ... Tilt Shift Focus ... you can apply that effect to your own photos." -David Pogue, NYTimes "Make a molehill out of a mountain" - tuaw.com "...easy to use and does its job quick and effectively..." - apfeltalk.de With Tilt-Shift-Focus you can easily edit photos to create fake miniatures, enhance or change the depth of field and focus area of your picture, or precisely soften details. Fake miniature and depth of field can improve the visual and artistic quality of your photographs and you can do all that with just a few taps in the Tilt-Shift-Focus editor. Features: - select one or take a new photo - edit and adjust with 4 different blur-tools - smooth transitions between blurred and focused areas - tilt-shift effects on the go - quick miniature effect - cool zooming effect - contrast enhancement for stronger miniature effect Check out the desktop app at http://mactsf.dev-lux.com/

Finger Focus lets you create photos with beautiful blur effects by simply tracing over the image with your fingertip. You can add depth, perspective, and atmosphere that cannot always be captured with the iPhone camera alone. Even if you trace broadly, the blur boundary is automatically adjusted, making it easy to achieve a natural-looking effect. With pinch gestures, you can seamlessly zoom in down to the pixel level, allowing you to carefully bring out subjects with detailed or complex shapes. You can check the result in real time as you trace. ■ How to Use Trace: Trace over the area you want to keep in focus. Pinch with two fingers: Zoom in, zoom out, and move the image. Double tap: Return to 100% view. ■ Main Features - Adjust the blur effect strength (BLUR) - Adjust the blur effect boundary (BORDER) - Adjust brightness, contrast, and saturation - Seamless zoom in and zoom out with pinch gestures - Adjustable brush size - Undo and eraser tools - Save the original image when taking photos with the camera Please feel free to send us your requests or feedback. X (Twitter): bbcddc Mail: info@bbcddc.com