La ITunes App Store it's packed with photo and video apps, and every once in a while, we see a new operator bringing something new to the table. Consequently, this is the genre of apps that cover perhaps more than others, due to the fact that, we come across something new that is catchy and eye-catching, or something by the popular going on sale for a limited time, deserves the attention of our readers. Go2Share Pencil Drawing video may not be revolutionary or unique, but it gets the job done right, and it came out free for a limited time. In essence, this neat little app will allow you to record videos on the ipod touch, iPhone, or the iPad, in a pencil sketch design, separating an artistic look at your creations from the opposite of the ordinary. What's even better is that the app is easy to use. We will study more than just after the breakup.
There are countless applications for iOS out there that goes to «Sketch»Your photos, whether they snapped fresh from the camera or are imported from Camera Roll, but the same is not the case for video. This gives Pencil Portrait video a bit of an edge over the competition, and perhaps the reason for its average 4.5-star rating on the App Store. The first launch of the application on your device splashes half drawn the image of Angelina Jolie across your screen, giving an overview of what the application is capable of. Beyond the home screen, you reach the viewer, which, by default, is in video mode.
The interface is simple and clean, with a big start button in the lower center (to start recording, duh!), A photo / video toggle in the lower right, an options button in the upper left corner, followed by a lever for back and forth camera. The more effects button at the top right will take you to the company page App Store for another product, so you can steer clear of that for now. As is clear from the searchers, Video Pencil Portrait supports both photo and video modes, and can use both front and rear cameras (your device must have them).
With the application it is very simple. Point at the desired object, and reach the green start button. If you are in video mode, the recording will start, for photos, only one image is broken. In recording mode, the start button is replaced by an end of one, which can (obviously) be used to indicate the end of the recording session. There is no limit to the length of footage you can record. The viewer displays the already sketched version of the scene in front of you, so that you know exactly what output you are getting. It is to be noted that the application does not support importing images from photos, and can only be used for fresh captures.
Pressing the Options button opens the application's 6-slider panel, which comprises contrast, exposure, saturation, red, green, and blue values. In all fairness, the previous three can be used to modify the composition of your video / image, but the last three, namely RGB, are quite useless as they have no effect on the output. It actually makes sense too, since the drawings are black and white, and your retouching RGB values shouldn't have any impact, either.
When it comes to production quality, it's pretty decent, although it could vary significantly with the device you're using. For example, on the iPhone 4 or iPod touch 4G, you get 640 × 480 (VGA) videos and images, captured at 10 fps. On iPhone 2 4S and iPad, the resolution remains the same, but the frame rate jumps to 30 fps. On the new iPad, the resolution gets a boost as well, hitting HD video at 1280x720, 30fps. Of course, these results are with the rear camera. Below is a still sample we took on an iPhone 4S.
Pencil Portrait video is not the best of its kind when it comes to still photography, but the ability to capture artistically drawn video with live preview, and that, too, with good resolution and frame rate, makes it worth the effort. check out. The app was only free for $ 0,99, so if you're in a hurry, you can get up without spending anything. It is a universal application, optimized for the iPhone and iPad, and requires iOS 5.0 or later to function.
Source - Addictive Tips