PopAGraph iPhone app a brilliant photo editing experience

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  • April 7, 2013
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  • the app that offers endless combinations of features that will reduce redundancy in style and produce a 3D effect by literally popping your image off the page.
  • Important step of the process is to go to settings-privacy-photos and make sure its turned on to access photos for the device that you currently own. 
  • ​In this screen you will add the photo of your choose, and navigate using the left arrow menu found below just like in this screenshot. This enables the process and the start of the first steps of editing. 
  • The Mask step allow to select any given area of a photo. Select the most vibrant, best shaped areas as you encounter the following next steps. 
  • With the iPhone's touchscreen, you can select the object desired-like the little girl in the image-and isolate it from the rest of the image. This leads into the the next step, the Lift. 
  • Once all of the previous steps have been carried out push the Lift Menu option up on the right side. You will see a brief extracting message and click left menu bar below to move on. 
  • The Touch Up option allows you to use the Circle, Square and Brush option to quickly revisit the area Lifted. This will ultimately work perfectly if the object isolated will create a nice contrast with the next steps and filters applied. 
  • In this step you can add one to four frames. Try at the start with a maximum of two. This will familiarize you with the steps to change color, rotate, and choose a style. 
  • Once you have gone through the series of steps transforming your captured image into a work of art share it! You can choose popular services like Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. You can also SMS and Email it. 
Enabling Photo Access
Photo: Flambestudio.com

Enabling Photo Access

Important step of the process is to go to settings-privacy-photos and make sure its turned on to access photos for the device that you currently own.

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