Facebook to Bring Face and Art Filters Like Snapchat and Prisma
Facebook will soon be updating its mobile app camera to include filter features popularized by apps such as Snapchat and Prisma.
The Prisma App Can Now Turn Your Videos Into Moving Paintings
It's been a long time coming, but it's finally here. Prisma, the app that offers users the algorithmic ability to transform their photos into paintings in the style of the great masters, now works on videos as well.
Music Video Transformed into a Moving Painting, One Frame at a Time
This is, to our knowledge, the world's first full-length Prisma music video. Transformed, frame by frame, into a moving painting, the music video for "DEEP BLUE" by the band Drive like Maria is a testament to the amount of work musicians are willing to put in when they have a cool idea.
The Artisto App is Prisma for Video, Turns Videos into van Goghs
Ever since the Prisma app swept people up in a frenzy of photo-to-painting simulation, people have been waiting for Prisma to release the video version. They're working on it, but a Russian company has actually beat them to the punch.
Prisma Arrives on Android, Turns Your Photos into Painterly Works of Art
Prisma, the ultra-popular, we-didn't-know-a-photo-filter-app-could-get-this-popular-anymore filter app that stylizes your photographs to look like famous paintings is no longer an iOS exclusive. Today, it arrived on Android.
Prisma App Turns Standard Timelapse into Incredible Flowing Painting
It took Drew Geraci over at District 7 Media over 80 hours of post-production to create his latest China timelapse. That's because he took all 2500 individual frames he had captured and turned them, one by one, into paintings using the Prisma app. The result is mesmerizing.
Prisma Gives Your Photos the Look of Famous Paintings
Prisma is a new camera app that transforms your photos to look like paintings by famous artists. It goes beyond the film simulation filters that are widely available these days to offer a surprisingly realistic painting filter.