Instagram alternative EyeEm hits the Marketplace

EyeEm for Windows Phone

EyeEm is a photo-sharing app, much like Instagram, for your Windows Telephone. Nonetheless, dissimilar Instagram EyeEm is bachelor for the iPhone, Android devices, through a spider web portal and on Windows Phone. This gives EyeEm a potentially larger user base of operations than Instagram which means you tin observe more users with similar photographic interests.

EyeEm allows you lot apply ten photo filters (or none if you prefer) to existing photos in your Pictures Hub or to photos just captured by your Windows Phone camera. Filters range from sepia to magic to strawberry. From there y'all can share your images on Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, and Tumblr.

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Along with capturing, editing and sharing your photos EyeEm lets yous browse photos from other EyeEm users. In that location is a search engine to search for photos or photographers by keyword, an Albums folio that highlights random and "liked" photographic subjects (fashion, retro, etc.), and a Popular folio that shares... well... the popular images on EyeEm.

From the settings you lot can create/edit your user profile and manage all your business relationship connections. EyeEm does tap into your location services to help detect pictures from users in your area and can tap into your People Hub to place contacts who are EyeEm users.

Just tinkering with EyeEm for a short time, it comes across as an impressive photo sharing and social app for your Windows Phone. It may be strong enough to make yous forget most Instagram.

EyeEm is a gratis app for your Windows Phone and y'all can grab it hither at the Windows Telephone Marketplace.

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