On the other hand, there are several black & white filters that look great, including a killer pinhole filter that I like a lot. They look good, but I’d like these effects a whole lot more if they were named something else or if they at least look like the toy camera effects that they claim to re-create. It’s almost like they’re named after toy camera effects because it’s cool and that’s what users expect, but with little regard to the accuracy of the effects themselves. The Instant Camera effect has overall yellow or red discolorations and looks more like a bad cross process effect that an instant camera print. The filter doesn’t really achieve this effect. I see where they were trying to go there - misaligned film advance. The Holga effects looks little like a toy camera and more like a misaligned color transfer. For instance, the Lomo effects are bizarrely-colored with unnatural yellow or red tints. I found the effects to be oddly named for what they were supposed to represent. Each filter is adjustable in intensity from 0 to 100% - a great tool for softening some of these effects which tend to run a little heavy.

There are a few outstanding, cool-looking effects in the line-up. They are mostly vintage, toy camera effects and grunge effects. Overall, effects are well-rendered and the effects themselves look good. The app uses texture overlays, vignettes and color shifts to create its effects. Separately, there’s also a good assortment of frames that you can apply. There’s a much wider variety of filters and effects in this version of the app.

They’re basic tools but can do most tweaks without the need for processing the image in another app.

The app now supports several output resolutions, including high-resolution output.īeFunky Pro features a basic image editor where you can do basic tweaks such as adjust color saturation, brightness and contrast, sharpen, rotate, and crop. All image processing is handled on the device now. BeFunky Pro is a huge improvement over the original app.

Befunky photo editor app