Adobe Photoshop Express also makes the leap to Windows Phone

The application is quite simple, and more than a miniature Photoshop we can define it as an Instagram or similar with more options (and without the social network part, of course). There are five sets of options available, the first being filters, which apparently must be a must for any photo editing application.

"There is a good collection, and among them there is some curious one like Superpuño, Bueno or Sueño, at least in the English version. In addition, there are several _premium_ filters: to use them we will have to buy them in a package that costs 3 euros."

The next group is adjustments, with which we can modify the contrast, brightness, shadows or temperature of the image, among other things. We can also reduce the noise, but it will cost us 5 euros.

Lastly, Photoshop Express allows us to add borders, automatically enhance the photo with a button, remove red eye and, of course, crop the photo. The only bad point that I would put in this aspect is that we cannot rotate the photograph in an angle that is not right (0, 90, 180, 270 degrees are the only options).

Once we have made all the changes we want, we can save the image on our phone, share it through the Windows Phone menu or upload it to Revel, Adobe's cloud storage.

In general the application is quite good. The performance is not bad, although at some point it has hung and closed. Recommended to install it if you need to do some simple tweaking from time to time and are looking for something other than the ubiquitous filters.