An updated version of Repix, the photo editor for iPhone and iPad, is out. The current 1.5 release revamps the previous interface of the app. Other than this, the update introduces new filters and a fade functionality to modify each filter’s intensity.
The interface of Repix was thoroughly redesigned in version 1.5 Continue reading “Repix 1.5 Out”
Repix 1.4.1 introduces three new brushes as free and paid extras. Here is a preview of what you are getting with this update.
Of the three new brushes, one is a classic artistic medium, one is a grunge effect and one a fancy Live brush. Continue reading “The New Goodies In Repix 1.4.1”
The latest version of artistic photo editing app Repix was released hours ago and it is now available in the App Store. Release 1.4 includes additional content in the form of new in-app purchases and an offer for downloading all extras with a special discount.
Repix 1.2 is out and with it come a few extras: first of all brushes and filters. The app is still free to download, but the latest extras are only available as in-app purchases.
Sometimes it does take a little more than a one-tap effect to give your photo the look you are looking for; you have to work a harder for it. There are a thousand iOS apps available that let you apply artistic filters by just tapping on a single button, but there are also apps that will offer you instruments to process photos more creatively by overlaying them with organic effects and brush strokes. Yes, a bit like in painting, but not quite. Repix is one of these latter apps.
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