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In addition to preset filters, your app may include tools to manually adjust the look
and intensity of a particular filter so you can fine-tune the image to your liking.
Step 5: Print your ―painting‖
Once you have finished fussing with filters and saved your creation at the highest
resolution possible, it‘s time to turn it into physical art. Prices vary by size and
printing surface, and you may be able to order a print of your image on canvas right
from the app itself. For instance, Deep Art Effects and Brushstroke include their
own stores, and you can even order canvas prints right from Google Photos starting
at around $20.
If your app doesn‘t include printing options, sites like Canvas World and Easy
Canvas Prints offer high-quality reproductions. Just upload your image file, place
your order and pay. General photo-printing services like Snapfish and Shutterfly
also create canvas prints, and you can output your pictures on posters, cards, mugs
and other gift items. Drugstores like CVS , Walgreens and Bartells have similar
output offerings.
There‘s another advantage to making art out of your photos: It‘s a great way to dig
up those memories buried on your phone and get them out where you can see them.
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