The Windows Phone store has plenty of photo editing app, but in the mobile world, that does not seem to count so long as you do not have an official big name in the lot. I'm not sure Adobe Photoshop Express is the best photo editing software for mobile devices out there, but it's another big name that makes its way to the Windows Phone Store.
Adobe Photoshop Express is now available free in the Windows Phone Store with the following features:
- Basics: Crop, Straighten, Rotate, and flip your photos. Remove red eye.
- Auto-fix: One-touch adjustment for brightness, Exposure and shadows.
- Color: Slider controls for Exposure, Contrast, Clarity, Vibrance and more.
- One-touch filters "Looks": Choose from over 20 eye-catching effects!
- Get creative by adding the Looks Pack and Noise Reduction Pack.
- Share easily to social sites like Instagram and Facebook, and via SMS text.
Download: Windows Phone Store.
Last month I blogged about the Windows Phone photo competition that was themed around the holiday seasons. The name and pictures of the winners have been posted in a blog post by David Chen on the official Windows Phone blog. The winning picture, shown above, was shot with a Nokia Lumia 920 and edited with Fhotoroom, a free app on the Windows Phone Store.
Check out the other pictures on the Windows Phone Blog.
Picnik is a quick and easy way to fix your photos online. It is still in beta version and free to try. Picnik lets you fix underexposed photos, remove red-eye, crop and resize photos. It also lets you work directly with many photo sharing sites. Better yet, no software to install and it is compatible with Mac, Windows and Linux. Try here.
