Fancy adding 3D backgrounds to your photos right from your iPhone or iPad with the Matter app which is up for grabs on iTunes? This iOS tool is designed to let users make some creative 3D changes to pictures clicked through their Apple devices and then export these as plain old images or even video loops.
If you use the provided background sensibly in your photographs, then there good chances of the result turning out nicely. That’s because the 3D objects you can choose from within the Matter application are made to look somewhat realistic with the inclusion of reflections and shadows. You will be able to see what we mean by checking out the image posted below.
The shadow of the 3D structure can be adjusted to match the rest of the photo in which it is inserted. The positioning, strength and opacity of the shadow may be altered. What’s more, there’s an in-built editor which also permits users to erase parts of the 3D object in question. Customers get to pick from 4 packs of backgrounds covering basic geometric shapes to architectural pieces.
The 3D item you’ve added to your picture can be rendered opaque, reflective, translucent or refractive. As for the videos, you could choose from effects which make the concerned object pulse, spin or hover with the frame. The direction and rotation speed can be fine-tuned too. The Matter app is supported by Free for All community images which can be edited and shared by just about any user.
If you’re willing to cough up $1.99, the Matter app is all yours as a 26.8MB download. Here’s the link to the iTunes page hosting this Pixie creation.
If you use the provided background sensibly in your photographs, then there good chances of the result turning out nicely. That’s because the 3D objects you can choose from within the Matter application are made to look somewhat realistic with the inclusion of reflections and shadows. You will be able to see what we mean by checking out the image posted below.
The shadow of the 3D structure can be adjusted to match the rest of the photo in which it is inserted. The positioning, strength and opacity of the shadow may be altered. What’s more, there’s an in-built editor which also permits users to erase parts of the 3D object in question. Customers get to pick from 4 packs of backgrounds covering basic geometric shapes to architectural pieces.
The 3D item you’ve added to your picture can be rendered opaque, reflective, translucent or refractive. As for the videos, you could choose from effects which make the concerned object pulse, spin or hover with the frame. The direction and rotation speed can be fine-tuned too. The Matter app is supported by Free for All community images which can be edited and shared by just about any user.
If you’re willing to cough up $1.99, the Matter app is all yours as a 26.8MB download. Here’s the link to the iTunes page hosting this Pixie creation.
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