Big&Super Booth app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Toccata Technologies Inc.
First release : 22 Dec 2011
App size: 31.05 Mb
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Ever wonder what you or your friends would look like 50 pounds heavier? 100? Do you want to see your favorite celebrities with a double chin?
Big&Super Booth uses a very sophisticated face enlargement algorithm to add instant pounds. 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 result.
The results are endless and hours of fun – with a few simple clicks and taps, you can create realistic, chunkier images of friends and foes.
Reviews:
"Upload a photo or take a quick picture with your camera then in a few steps youve created a new person. Images look so real your friends will actually think theyve gained weight! " - S&S Apps
"You can add a double-chin and even SMS, email or send the photo to friends via social networks. Friends will love this app and your enemies will hate it. All in all, I had really good fun using this app and had a few laughs over the results too." - appreviews4u.com
Features:
•Take photos with your iPhone camera or from your photo library
• A universal app to support iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch
•Comes with a library of sample photos that have all control dots properly placed and ready to use
•Instant fattening with no Internet connection needed
•Adjust how big & fat you would like to be
•Choose to add a double chin
•Flip through the app gallery to see the result photos
•Save the result into your photo library
•Share with your friends via SMS (saved to photo library first), email, Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr
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Note: Big&Super Booth 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.