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1. Magic Color Picker
With an interface that is more professional than polished, the Magic Color Picker uses a color wheel simulation to allow you to find the exact shade or color scheme that you need for your projects. Colors can be found, narrowed down, and chosen in a number of different ways, each slider and palette bringing you closer to finding the exact hue that you need. Once you find the right color, its value will be displayed in HSV, RGB, HSL, hexadecimal, and YUV formats for you to jot down and remember later. Magic Color Picker is a free app.
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2. Camera Illusion
This basic app allows you to get a general idea of what any picture will look like with various types of filters applied to it. Camera Illusion allows you to input a picture from the source of your choice and then play around with it, adding various masks, filters, and effects and watching what they do to the photo. Although most of the effects and filters are quite basic, this app can point you in the right direction while an idea is fresh in your mind, and you can later tweak it on your laptop or computer.
3. Iromihon Color Palette
Although its interface is a bit primitive, Iromihon Color Palette is one of the best and most flexible color finder apps around. Shades can be adjusted and tweaked in very small degrees to allow designers to get their palette just right. You can save colors with their own user names to allow you to locate them quickly and accurately at a later date. Color values are displayed in HSL, RGB, and HSB formats. When used in full screen mode, this app can also act as a colored flashlight.
4. Adobe Photoshop Express
Photo Workshop is one of the most user-friendly and potent picture-editing applications available. This app features all the basic photo manipulation commands as well as many advanced ones. You can crop your photos to a specific size, rotate them in any direction, draw all over them, insert text, or just resize them. There are quite a few remarkable effects and filters that you can add to your photos to give them a professional touch as well as a plethora of stamps, edges, photo frames, and other features for fine-tuning your photos. Photo Workshop works best with display resolutions of 320 by 480.
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5. PRO Zoom Camera 5X
This fun and clever little app will replace the camera software in your Android with a faster, more feature-rich upgrade. This upgrade includes a zoom of up to five times, eight different filters, and lots of photo-sharing options. Photos can be edited once taken or scribbled all over with the Paint function. The brightness and contrast of any photo can be tweaked and text can be added. PRO Zoom Camera 5X comes with 18 different effects and the same number of fonts. There are also 53 pieces of themed clip-art.
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