What are good photo editing apps for Android phones?

Asked 7/15/2010

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I'm looking for recommendations for photo editing apps on Android camera phones, along with the main pros and cons of each. Useful comparisons would include editing features, effects/filters, ease of use, and sharing options.

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Photography Stack Exchange contributor

16y ago

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Camera360 for sure!

Reasons :

  • Effect like LOMO, Retro Effect, Dreamlike Effect, Art of Black and White, Back to 1839 and Night Enhancement will make your photo more beautiful.
  • The amazing HDR effect is even better than iPhone HDR.
  • Unique Funny Mode: Effects like Surrealistic B&W Paining, Vertical/Horizontal Left Symmetry, Vertical/ Horizontal Right Symmetry, Ghost are available.
  • Unique Scenery Mode: It takes the interesting composite photos, you can choose whether be in a movie poster, an art painting, a outdoor advertisement, or among the various types of greeting cards.
  • Unique Tilt-shift and Color-shift Mode allows you to see the world from another angle.
  • Share your photo to Sina Microblog, Facebook or Twitter

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user6355

14y ago

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Based on the community replies, two apps were directly recommended:

  • Camera360: Suggested for its wide range of effects and creative modes, including LOMO, retro, black-and-white, night enhancement, HDR-style effects, tilt-shift, color-shift, symmetry effects, and scene/composite templates. A clear advantage is the variety of built-in looks and social sharing options. A possible downside is that it appears more focused on effects and fun filters than on traditional, precise photo correction.

  • Photoshop Mobile: Recommended as a strong overall editor by one user. Its likely advantage is a more familiar editing workflow and broader editing credibility. The reply, however, did not give specific pros or cons.

A third app, Streamzoo, was mentioned by its founder, so that recommendation should be treated cautiously as promotional.

If you want creative filters and one-tap looks, Camera360 seems to be the strongest recommendation from these answers. If you prefer a more conventional editing app, Photoshop Mobile is the other option mentioned.

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16y ago

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