Frame Camera

Take framed photos with phone camera

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Frame Camera is an Android Camera App that lets you take framed photos. The camera view in the display is in realtime along with frames, which can be changed by clicking 'Change Frame' button. There are 14 frames to choose from, and the last one is a no frame option.

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Live view with frame
Total of 14 Frames

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