Published 5/6/2009
at Apple Hot News
Enjoy carrying photos on your iPhone or iPod touch? Now with Cool FX, you can easily apply a wide assortment of top-quality effects to those photos — right on your favorite mobile device. Brought to you by the Tiffen Company, Cool FX lets you add vignettes, adjust color temperature, simulate diffusion filters, crop, rotate, and apply many other film and photo effects. Give it a try.
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