There’s no question that the rear-facing camera of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus is spectacular, and as well as being capable snappers at stock level, benefits from a flurry of third-party offerings housed over at the App Store. For a limited time, five great iPhone camera apps have gone completely free, and if you regularly utilize your handset for its point-and-shoot capabilities, then check the details below.
InstaFisheye ($1.99 – FREE / iPhone)
As the name implies, this app blesses your photos with a range of fisheye lens effects, and while it’s not quite up to par with, say, buying an Olloclip, it’s still very functional, producing some awesome results.
Fisheye Pro ($1.99 – FREE / iPhone)
Similar to the aforementioned, this app takes things to the next level with some vintage effects like old films and lenses. In a way, it reminds me of the popular Hipstamatic app, and if you miss the nostalgic beauty of images captured in times passed, give Fisheye Pro a whirl.
Reflection ($1.99 – FREE / iPhone)
Again rather self-explanatory, Reflection mirrors your image as would occur if, say, near a river. It’s a well-executed idea, adding the various wave and ripple effects you’d get with a genuine reflection, and if you look at the screenshots, you wouldn’t even know they were manufactured.
Splitter Pro ($1.99 – FREE / iPhone)
Cool app that lets you clone objects or people and reproduce them in the same shot. As you can see, with a bit of imagination, you can create some hilarious end products.
Framatic Pro ($1.99 – FREE / iPhone)
Collage app lets you stitch multiple images together and add beautiful frames for some neat collages. Ideal for Instagram – let’s face it, most photo apps are catering to the Facebook-owned social photo app these days – it provides a polished experience, and for now, it’s completely free of charge.
So there you have it – developer Lotogram’s great selection of photo-centric apps gone free for iPhone. No matter the environment or the subject, there’s a camera app here to suit any occasion, and since they’re free, you might as well grab them all!
As the dev has stipulated, though, the apps are free “for a very limited time,” so don’t delay if you want to avoid disappointment.
All of the above listed apps are available directly to download from the App Store.
Note: These apps are available for free for a limited time only. Download them as soon as possible since such deals don’t ordinarily last for more than 24 hours after posting.
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