Camera360 for Windows Phone 8 has landed in the Windows Phone Store. Camera360 is a popular photography app over on the Android and iOS platforms that presents a unique user interface that applies various filters and effects to your images. The interface takes a little time to get used to but after a few minutes, it's rather nice.
Tapping into a "less is more" concept, Camera360 has a central dial, a creative compass, that lets you scan through the various shooting themes and then side swipe the screen to choose the effects for each theme. You also have several frames to choose from and a photo diary to review your photos by date taken.
Want to apply themes and effects to existing photos or change the theme for a recently shot image? Camera360 also includes an editor to do just that.
Want to share your images? You guessed it, Camera360 has a wide selection of sharing options that includes Facebook, Twitter, Evernote, Flickr, SinaWeibo, QZone, and more.
First impressions are good for Camera360 and we're working on a full review that should be up on the site shortly. In the meantime, you can find Camera360 (it's free) here in the Windows Phone Store. Windows Phone 8 only.
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