Halftone 2 - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/halftone-2-comic-book-creator/id603139024?mt=8
- is a
very good comic book creator app that educators can use with learners to create
comic and scrap books using photos and sound effects.
The process of creating a comic book using Halftone 2 is straight forward:
- Choose a page layout from the
selection provided there, then
- import your photos from your photo
library, Facebook or Flickr.
- Customise the look of your images
using Aviary’s photo editing tools that include things such as automatic
enhancements, filter effects, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness,
redeye, whiten, blemish, and selective focus.
- add captions and speech bubbles to
photos or choose from over 80 professionally-designed graphical shapes.
- mix in some sound effects then share
your creation as an image, multi-page document, or high-definition video.
- Other features provided by Halftone 2 include:
- Over 30 unique caption and balloon styles (speech bubbles, thought balloons, banners, scrolls, and more)
- A powerful 3D perspective feature lets you tilt your captions and balloons
- A custom stamp feature allows you to add your own images (with support for alpha channels)
- Choose from over 30 multi-photo page layouts
- 50 licensed sound effects are included that can be assigned to each photo panel
- An optional soundtrack can be added by choosing a song from your music library
- A document library lets you create, save, copy, and work with multiple projects
- Output formats include image (JPG), PDF, CBZ, and video (MP4)
Take a look at https://www.youtube.com/embed/JCywooJjfWo to learn more about how to to use Halftone2
If you give Halftone 2 a try or have
already used Halftone 2, do share your
feedback, positive and/or negative, in the comments.
Thank you.
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