Gloomlogue
- First releasedFebruary 8, 2014
- Versions2 archived
- Installable1 of 2
- AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
- Bundle IDcom.ThomasTsopanakis.Gloomlogue
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 8.0 or later.
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8 of 25I’ve been using this app for some time and enjoy it so much. It’s so easy to take a photo and create a vintage or painting like affect. There’s so many different choices and it couldn’t be easier to use. A lot of thought and effort went into making this app one of my favorite photo edits.
Easy to navigate and great effects!
I enjoy editing my photos and this app has made is really easy to
It’s different, fast and I love the effects!
Great app. User friendly and can make any picture cool and impressive. Endless ways to tweak color temps and saturations to give your photo any cool look want. This app is a must have for anyone with a twisted dark side to their art. The possibilities are limitless. The mirror effect is simply put.... genius. You move very slowly bringing each and every mirror effect on, so you catch every subtle change that transformed your original pic into a work of art so cool even you can’t believe how talented you are. Here’s the truth. Its the app!! And after the beautifully cool as hell imagery youve been unfolding for the past 5 hours. You will soon convince that your such an amazing artist with such a dark original sensibility that you will convince yourself that you need an art installation at your local art gallery. YES ITS THAT GOOD!!!! -heather
Highly recommend...good job!
This app can do much more than its name implies with a sizable file export: mirrors, numerous distortion possibilities, curves, color adjustments, crop, text, and draw. There is no option for layers but there is plenty here! Well worth the few dollars, and no crazy in-app purchases.
If you want to add mood or other filters that you don’t see a lot elsewhere, this is the app for you!
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