#Prisma app for video professional#
The founding editor of Whole Dog Journal in 1998, Nancy regularly attends cutting-edge dog-training conferences including those for the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants, Pet Professional Guild, Association of Professional Dog Trainers, and Clicker Expo.
Nancy Kerns has edited horse and dog magazines since graduating the San Francisco State University Journalism program in 1990. I love the softness of this one, called “Golden Hour” The original image, for comparison.
If you are, too, go to WDJ’s FB page and look for a post about Prisma, and share an edited photo of your dog there! The filter called “Frangipani” makes the photo into a soft watercolor. And you can save as many versions of the photo that you create as you like! I have no affiliation or link or interest in the company that makes this app, I’m just an appreciative user. There are sliders for adjusting the overall exposure, contrast, brightness, saturation, vibrance, color “temperature,” and more. Once the filter is applied, you can edit it, toning down the effects or magnifying them as you see fit. (I actually used the app to create the image of Otto that has appeared in WDJ’s masthead for the past few years!) But you can also apply a very soft effect, just barely altering photos in a way that makes it harder to determine whether a piece of art is a photo or has been painted. I love the ones that make the most vibrant colors in the photo even more dramatic. Some turn the photo into a pencil sketch, or a heavily pixilated, almost abstract artwork. Some apply wild colors or textures to the photo. Once the app is loaded, you can take any photo on your phone and apply any filter that you like. If you get really excited about it, you can pay for an upgraded version that has many more filters that you can apply.
#Prisma app for video download#
If you, like me, are addicted to taking your dog’s picture and you don’t already have this app, download it now! It’s free, and has about a dozen or so filters that you can play with to create artworks of your dog. I publish some of these on WDJ’s Instagram page, It takes an effort to not publish all the heavily filtered versions of some of my favorite photos that I create with a super fun app called Prisma. Most of us are carrying around our mobile phones and snapping pictures of our dogs every time we are somewhere particularly beautiful, aren’t we? Or any time they are being particularly cute? Like most dog owners, I absolutely love taking pictures of my dogs and my dogs’ friends (my friends’ dogs, lol).
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