F8 Effect vs pairPics

F8 Effect is a camera app that applies retro game-style effects to your live camera feed in real time. Experience the look and feel of 8-bit and 16-bit era visuals, right through your camera. You can also load images from your photo library and edit them with the same effects. ● KEY FEATURES · Presets for instant retro looks — with full manual control over each setting · Resolution presets ranging from retro game styles to modern sizes · Contrast, brightness & color inversion · Dithering · CRT-style effect (RGB Mask) · Vignette, chromatic aberration & curvature · Edge detection

parePics presents several photos as a single work. Like hanging them on a gallery wall, it frames your photo set with quiet care. ■ Your photo set, on the wall • Choose a style for one to five photos • Rearrange and resize the frames as often as you like, with a single tap. A square photo doesn’t always get a square frame ■ Framing for each photo • Choose a ratio (original, 1:1, 4:5, 3:2 and more) and set the crop with your fingers • Black or gray screenshot borders are removed automatically ■ Fine walls, frames and mats • 8 walls: Limewash Ivory, Roman Travertine, Carrara Marble, Walnut Boiserie, Charcoal Plaster, Sage Wainscot, Belgian Linen, Bordeaux Silk • 9 frames: Gilded Louis, Gallery Black, Walnut, White Oak, Brushed Brass, Antique Silver, Ebony & Gold, Float White, and a frameless Acrylic Panel • Choose a thin, standard or thick frame width • The mat adapts to the tones of each photo — or choose from 8 mats, including double and linen • Add an elegant spotlight, as if lit from the ceiling ■ Film look • Compare the original and the film look side by side, choose the strength, then decide ■ Point to what matters • Touch a spot on a photo to add a close-up of it as the next image. Choose near an edge and the mat will show, too ■ Approach video • Create 3, 5 or 7-second videos that turn from an angle to face the wall as they move in, with light gliding across the glass ■ Export in posting order • “Start here,” the approach video, the overview, each photo, then the close-ups • Saved to Photos in the same order, so you simply post them by number ■ Privacy All photos are processed on your device. There’s no account, and parePics never uploads your photos to any server.