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22 Oct

Ford has recently introduced a new application at the Apple App Store, the Flex Photo Lab. As the name suggests, the tool is suppose to be used with photographs, and unlike other apps, this one is free.
Flex Photo Lab can be seen as a mini version of the photoshop, with much less features but enough to keep iPhone owners happy. The cool detail when using it, is being able to control (create effects and other stuff) every ting with a finger.
Since the application is also used to promote the new Flex vehicle, it includes a photo gallery + 360-degree views + specific information.
List of features that can be used on Flex Photo Lab:
- Kaleidoscope
- Brightness/Contrast
- Hue/Saturation
- Electric Lines
- Spot Burner
- Spot Lighter: Touch to lighten select areas of your photo.
via press
Tags: Apple, Cell Phones, flex photo lab, Ford, iPhone, Mobile Software
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