A new app on Android ‘Phhhoto’ lets the users take the pictures and make them create GIF-loop set, besides sharing to others in the social feeds. Phhhoto is similar to the Instagram or Snapchat, and not just restricted to creating looping images only, but also lets users see and like phhhotos of others and vice-versa.
Phhhoto however allows only the
pics from the app itself and not the images from the gallery or camera roll, as it makes the users create new and unique content to share with the world in the social platforms including Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
pics from the app itself and not the images from the gallery or camera roll, as it makes the users create new and unique content to share with the world in the social platforms including Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
Users can capture four frames in a row, threading them together loops them back and forth endlessly for sharing in the social networks, besides the Phhhoto feed. It has an option letting the users to speed up or slow down the frame rate, and you can use the use the images you shot and filter option if you want.
The feature was rolled out for iOS platform since 2014, and the creators have now rolled it to the Android users. Phhhoto operates the Phhhoto Pro business, though the app has been expanded to the 1 million users in 9 months, a milestone reached in March this year.
You can create the GIFs and upload them to the Phhhoto profile, where the app team refers it to be an instant animated camera, as it allows you to shoot the moving pics and can be set on the loop. The Phhhoto content looks similar to the GIF image.
