This is Prisma: The photographic app that is causing a sensation

In the field of photographic montage and editing applications, we also find a very high offer that goes hand in hand with the improvement of the image characteristics that we are finding in the terminals towards which they are directed. Advances such as the dual cameras incorporated in some terminals, or the possibility of recording content with 4K resolution, are some of the benefits that the developers of the titles available in the catalogs are not willing to miss.

On other occasions we have told you about endless apps that little by little have been perfected and that, in some cases, allow a semi-professional experience when editing the contents of our galleries and which are aimed at users with greater knowledge. However, it is also possible to find others that are easier to use at first glance and that allow you to create authentic works of art. This is the case of Prisma, of which we will give you more details below.

Operation

The idea of Prisma It is already well known: We take a photo and add a wide variety of effects or filters to personalize it and unleash our creativity. However, its most striking aspect is that for retouch images, we will have at our disposal the pictorial techniques used by the world's great painters such as Picasso and Warhol from Malaga, among others.

Red social

As is also common in all these types of platforms, Prisma gives the possibility of share with our friends all the montages. At the same time, it allows us to upload them to our accounts on some networks such as Instagram. As for the handling, its interface is not its most striking aspect, but rather, the presence of a Artificial Intelligence which is responsible for making a series of automatic adjustments to achieve more successful effects.

Free?

Once again, and coinciding with most of the tools in its field, this app does not have no initial cost. It does not require integrated purchases and has already exceeded the barrier of 50 million users worldwide. However, not all that glitters is gold and for that reason, it has received some criticism related to a very high consumption of resources and battery, or the need to be permanently connected to the Internet to be able to add filters and effects.

After learning more about another app that is getting a good reception but also has its lights and shadows, do you think there are better options that offer greater stability? You have more information available about other similar ones such as Photofy  so that you can give your own opinion.