You can purchase even more in categories like Instant, Old Photo, and Duotone for £0.69 each. I counted 29 filters in the free app, with a lot of eye-catching choices like Pop Art, Sketch, and Holga. I also like how the illustrative thumbnail for each effect shows your actual photo, rather than a sample image like Instagram's balloon.
Unlike a lot of photo apps that use funky names for these, in a welcome move BeFunky uses straightforward descriptive names like Cross Process, Instant, and Lomo. At first I found this process odd, but then it seemed to make sense. There's an Undo arrow which displays a small thumbnail showing each edit step, rather than actually undoing your last action. However, they work in an unusual way: You have to hit the check mark icon once you're happy with an edit, otherwise it will be lost when you swipe over to apply another. These offer the Snapseed-like swiping gestures to increase and decrease the effects. Befunky has a lot more basic photo editing tools than Instagram, including white balance, levelling, fill light, and sharpening. When it comes to shooting pictures, the app uses the built-in iPhone Camera app, so you don't get anything in the way of extras like separate focus and exposure points. It also requests the ability to post publicly on your behalf, but given BeFunky's purpose, that makes sense. This requires access to your public profile, friends list, email address, birthday, status updates, photos and your friends' photos.
Signing up on the web is a dead easy process if you simply click the big blue button that uses a certain social network.
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As far as the app goes, versions are available for the iPad and Android as well as the iPhone one which we’re reviewing here. You can start with BeFunky either by installing the app from the iTunes Store or by signing up on the web. Unfortunately, the app and service don't deliver the goals of editing wrapped with discovery as ably as the competition. On the other hand, as with Instagram there are filters and social discovery elements, but BeFunky is more organised, with categories for photo types such as nature, pets, faces, and so on.
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Unlike Instagram, each BeFunky entry point gets full citizenship, so you can edit and upload photos in the browser as well as in the app.
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