DSLR- Photo Editor For Android Users



                           
                                                                                         


DSLR- Photo Editor with image blur tool allows you to blur the background of your photo very fast to create amazing photos with blurred background. If you want to focus in your photo at particular area you can easy download this DSLR camera- Blur background app. Blur image lets you selectively blur or un-blur the parts of your pictures so that you can manually focus on the subject properly. You can easily undo, redo the wrong actions in this app. DSLR camera costs very much but this blur application is free.

DSLR Camera

Photo Editor-Blur Effects is the best photo blur tool to blur image background and create real DSLR camera effect. DSLR blur effect photography app to make your photo with best effective blur styles. DSLR Camera Pro is a professional camera app designed to mimic a DSLR as good as possible. It's ergonomic, powerfull & easy to use- most settings can be reached in just one tap. It is very powerful and easy to use with high quality DSLR HD design. Share your capture to social media. With your family and friends. Log in with DSLR- capacity function, feel your Android looks DSLR and makes your moments more amazing.

This blur pic photo editor has auto blur image background and manual point blur filter effects options. Choose picture from gallery or take picture from camera. To get auto blur background image go to shape blur section. Adjust blur level with the business seekbar. You can also adjust brush size. It is an easy to use and powerful photo editor and collage maker. Add emoticons to your photos with emojis smiles and smiles and popular tags. Blur effects has a simple user interface with a powerful photo editor that gives you everything to create amazing collage of your photos.

Features of DSLR Camera

  • Crop your photo 
  • Lot of customized magic mirror effects. 
  • Brightness 
  • Contrast & Saturation 
  • Blur & Sticker 
  • Shadows/ Highlights 
  • Focus

How to Use DSLR Camera

  • Select image from your gallery 
  • Crop your image 
  • Blur image background on finger movement 
  • Use photo editing tools like Brush size, Undo, Redo, and more to accurately blur photos 
  • Add text, Sticker on image 
  • Set brightness and effects on image 
  • Touch to Zoom-in and Zoom-Out 
  • Share your blur image background image with your friends and family via Whatsapp, Facebook and other Social Media.
Having some ideas about where to blur your image then it make you a good photographer.


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