ClonErase Camera - automatic photo manipulation for iOS

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ClonErase Camera: Automatically clone or remove people and objects.

ClonErase Camera: Automatically clone or remove people and objects. With ClonErase Camera you can make people appear multiple times on the same picture - or remove unwanted passersby from your shots. Add one of 11 imposing effects that additionally highlight the clones or selectively modify the background. ClonErase works fully automatically: No need for any marking of clone areas or selecting a split layout. It's so easy to produce stunning results. Examples of use: A funny picture presenting you several times in various poses. You don't want any pedestrians on your photo of a monument? Easily remove them with ClonErase by taking several shots, it combines all uncovered image parts to a new photo. Action shots - combine several stills of a motion sequence into a single image. You climbed the mountain peak together but there's nobody to take a picture with both of you? Just take two photos each with one of you, ClonErase creates a picture showing both. How it works: 1) Shoot up to eight almost identical pictures of the same scene - optionally with self-timer. 2) Make people or objects move between the shots. 3) ClonErase Camera detects image differences and automatically creates a new image: 4) Choose between "Clone" or "Erase" result image. 5) Add effects: stunning clone-effects make your images sensational. With the self-timer of ClonErase Camera you can even clone yourself. Easier to use than other clone apps - and better results. What is not possible with ClonErase: copy people / objects from one image into a completely different image. remove people / objects from a single image (multiple images needed.). Find more information and our video at: http://www.clonerase.com. Check out funny ClonErase images posted from users on Instagram: search for hash-tag #clonerase.