Photo Eraser Tips

These days you don’t need to be an  experienced photo editor  to turn photos into paintings. You don’t even need  Photoshop . Why? Because there’s an app for it! Or several, in fact. Anyone with a photo, an app, and a smartphone or computer can do it. Ready to turn photos into paintings? We give you the top paint apps available for Android, iOS and desktop platforms and then show you how the process works. The Best Apps to Turn Photos Into Paintings 6. Prisma This is the app that popularized painterly photos in the first place. Prisma  is one of the most well-known and full-featured apps for turning photos into paintings. It’s also free on both iOS and Android. This has helped build the app’s popularity. For full access to all the features, you do have to use a paid subscription for about $5 a month or $20 for a year. Prisma now has more than 300 painting styles to apply to images. These are often based on a well-known artist’s styles like Picasso, Munch, ...

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus features an array of cameras. Right from an ultra-wide and wide lens to a telephoto lens and a DepthVision camera, it is armed with capable lenses as well. The AI smarts of Snapdragon 855 backs the camera department. Yep, the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus can click excellent quality pictures. The good news is that you can make them great by tweaking a couple of features and settings. In this post today, we will show you all the camera tips and tricks of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus. As it's going to be a lengthy post, let's jump straight to it. 1. SCENE OPTIMIZER The Scene Optimizer is one of the most recent additions to the Galaxy Note series. As suggestive of its name, it's an AI function, which helps boost the photo quality by studying the object and doing the appropriate changes. To enable Scene Optimizer, go to the Camera Settings (tiny cog-shaped icon at the upper-left side) and toggle the first switch. ...

The iPhone’s incredible Portrait mode does a great job of blurring the backgrounds of photos, making the subject stand out from busy backdrops. (Apple also uses this depth information for its truly awful Portrait Lighting effects — has anyone ever gotten a good result from the Stage Light filter? — but that’s another story.) What if you could use the depth information inside Portrait photos to get rid of the background entirely? Wouldn’t that be something? Well, yes it would. And if you have the right app, it’s really easy to remove photo backgrounds. Jihosoft Photo Eraser  Erase unwanted objects and perfect your amazing photos! Remove objects from photos with Photo Eraser is almost as easy as taking a shot. Now you can use this tool to erase undesirable objects from your pictures, such as tourists, watermarks, logos, texts, blemishes and other unwanted things without real photo-editing skills required at all. Remove photo backgrounds with Focos The app y...