The first option that I enjoyed was the ability to white balance my photos before they were taken. The program allows for the standard "auto" white balance to be used which is fine for outdoor shots in most cases, while also providing different balances for incandescent and flourescent lighting so no overtones and undertones are shown.
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I also liked the effects found on this same screen which included sepia, mono, posterize, negative, solarize and none, all of which are offered on basic, yet finger friendly options that are spaced out for easy finger touching.
The program also provides several different types of "modification options" which includes the ability to add text, art, pen marks and various shapes. These are the same type of edits that you'll find in MS Paint and they can all be accessed from another touchscreen friendly display.
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Once I chose the different marks I wanted to use and the colors for those edits (colors can be chosen for markup and text), I was then able to type in text and draw in marking right on the photo I have opened with the program. The fonts are bold and easy to see while the coloring is unmistakable with bright and distinct colors.
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During the preview section of my pictures I was also able to choose the "Share" option so I could send my photos to whomever I wanted. This is a great option for creating your own virtual birthday or get well soon cards among other options, it's also fully integrated with the Android emailing application which makes it very simple to use.
