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The new image editor pro for free (The best Picture Editor and Sharer)

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NOW ADD SPICE TO YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC LIFE WITHOUT A PROFESSIONAL CAMERA WITH ALL NEW - Color Effect Booth Pro v1.3.8 [Android]




Features :
Add text to photos
33 interesting and all new effects
24 frames and borders
18 special overlay light effects
12 textures
Warmth adjustment
Contrast adjustment
Brightness adjustment
Tablet Optimization
Realistic color replacement
Pinch zoom(zoom with fingers)
Scalable brush size
Share your images on Facebook
Preview mode
Masked and colored view options
Color history



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