AgeBooth for iOS

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Featured as US App Store's New (iPhone) Photography #1 and New (iPad) Photography #1 at the week of 04/20/12Ever wonder what you or your friends...
Last updated on December 22, 2012
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By Toccata Technologies

Featured as US App Store's New (iPhone) Photography #1 and New (iPad) Photography #1 at the week of 04/20/12Ever wonder what you or your friends...

Featured as US App Store's New (iPhone) Photography #1 and New (iPad) Photography #1 at the week of 04/20/12Ever wonder what you or your friends would look like after aging for 20 years? Or maybe even 40 years? Do you want to see what your favorite celebrities look like in 50 years? Age yourself, your friends, and your family, and share the results on social network sites for endless entertainment.AgeBooth, by the creators of Big&Fat Booth, ThinBooth, and FaceBooth, uses a very sophisticated face-altering algorithm to loosen the face and add wrinkles. It also uses face detection technology to automatically crop the photo and place control dots on the face. You can move the control dots to the proper location to get the best results.With the combination of ThinBooth and Big&Fat Booth, you can now combine the thin and fat effects with the aging effect to get even more hilarious results. Features:Take photos with your iPhone camera or from your photo libraryComes with a library of sample photos that have all control dots properly placed and ready to useInstant aging with no Internet connection neededTwo different aging modes: classic and age+ Flip through the app gallery to see the result photosSave the result into your photo libraryShare with your friends via SMS (saved to photo library first), email, Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr Note:AgeBooth is a fun app made for entertainment purposes only. For best results, always use front-faced photos with good lighting. Results may vary depending on the photos and how the control dots are precisely placed.