PhotoWeather Pro, photos and weather rolled into one

PhotoWeather Pro is a Windows Phone photography app that lets y'all create, more than or less, picture postcards with a weather condition/location information overlay. The weather information is based on your current location and can be added to photographs in several shapes, forms and fashion.

PhotoWeather Pro likewise includes a bones photo editor to assistance you fine melody your photos before saving. PhotoWeather Pro isn't too shabby of a photography app for your Windows Phone 8 or 7.x device but volition probable be held dorsum due to the lack of a trial.

PhotoWeather'south primary menu offers options to open your Windows Phone Pictures Hub (where you can launch the camera), open Outcome (photo editor), admission the app's settings and view the nigh screen. Settings for PhotoWeather Pro is choosing between Celsius and Fahrenheit and turning on/off yous location services.

Navigation isn't the smoothest with PhotoWeather Pro but later on using it a few times, you'll get the hang of it. For instance, the Camera link on the main menu doesn't launch your camera it sends yous to your photo galleries where you tin can and then launch the photographic camera. I think a more directly approach to launching the camera would have been better.

Regardless, once yous've chosen a photo or captured a new photo you tin choose from fourteen dissimilar weather information overlays. They range from your electric current zero code and temperature to a three mean solar day forecast.

You tin can also admission the Issue carte du jour as yous add the weather overlay. The Effects editor allows you to add various effects filters to your photos likewise every bit the basic editing functions such equally brightness, contrast, and crop. You can edit the electric current PhotoWeather image or open up a new image by using the folder button. Once you choose the epitome to edit, tap the "edit" button.

As far as the pictures are concerned, PhotoWeather Pro does hinder y'all a little. First, the app only supports vertical photos. If y'all desire to add the conditions overlay to a nice landscape, you're out of luck. Second, the finished product is reduced to 480x732. Which is fine for emailing photos merely kinda sucks if yous want to print it out. Third, there is no sharing options with PhotoWeather Pro. For that you'll accept to hunt down the finished photo in y'all Pictures Hub and share it from there.

If the developer could find a mode to back up horizontal orientation, bump the resolution on finished images and had sharing options within, PhotoWeather Pro would be a really nice photography app.

As is, PhotoWeather Pro isn't a bad option for those wanting to create photos of your favorite places with weather information included. While at that place is room for comeback, the one missing feature that may hurt PhotoWeather Pro the most is the lack of a trial version. The full version is only $.99 and while information technology may not interruption the bank, information technology's always dainty to try things out before buying (those $.99 apps can add together up quick).

You lot tin find PhotoWeather Pro here in the Windows Phone Shop.

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