ColorSplash is very useful photo editing app. It’s fun to selectively coloring photos create images to impress your friends . The interface is very intuitive. It easily converts photos to black and white to give a dramatic look, while keeping your chosen details in color. This cutout effect draws the viewers’ attention to the colored areas.

Use your finger as a brush to remove or bring back the original color from regions of your image. Quickly zoom in and out using the two finger pinching gesture. The only problems is the app saves the photos at lower resolutions and only in red color. It won’t let us to print in high resolution. Hopefully the new version will fix it.

Features:

• Undo any number of accidental brush strokes.
• Save multiple sessions.
• In-program help.
• An alternative view mode shows regions that will remain in color tinted in red to make it easier to see and adjust the boundaries between color and black & white regions.
• Choose from 4 different brushes (hard or soft edged, opaque or transparent)
• Work in landscape or portrait orientation.
• Hide the toolbars in full screen mode.

Tips and Clarifications:

• When in other apps you would change the brush size, in ColorSplash you zoom in and out using two fingers. You can do this in any mode! Paint with one finger, zoom with two. Try it, it works great!
• ColorSplash does not add new colors to your image. It only removes or restores the original colors. The ‘red mode’ only visualizes the current mask, it does not actually tint the image.
• Images larger than 1024 pixels will currently be scaled down.
• To iPod Touch owners noticing blurry saved images: This is a known bug in Apple’s Photos viewer app. The image files themselves are fine. Try downloading them to your computer instead.