Who Is Dreaming Of A White Christmas

Posted by Bogdan Lazar

White Christmas iPhone App Review.

You know Christmas is coming when all the shops are filled with Christmas decorations, Santa Claus commercials are playing on TV, and it's finally snowing. You can already imagine the beautiful pictures you’re going to take outside, playing in the snow. But even if it isn’t snowing outside yet, you shouldn’t be bummed. You can still have your snowy pictures with just one download from the AppStore. Get White Christmas and let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.

What is White Christmas

White Christmas is the app that gives your photos a Christmasy look, whenever and where ever you take them. Just choose from a bunch of Christmas decorations, let the snow flakes fall, and take your picture. With just a few decorations and the proper type of snow flakes, any picture you take will look as if it was taken in the middle of winter, while you were waiting for Santa Claus to come down the chimney top.

Choose your decorations and let it snow

With White Christmas, you can choose from a large range of decorations and texts to add to your photo. Various images of Santa, Rudolph, the Snowman or the Christmas Tree can be placed where ever you want them on the screen to make your picture look exactly the way you want it to. Add a Merry Christmas text from the collection and give your picture a postcard look. The only downside is that you can't write your own text to make your picture look even more like a postcard, but White Christmas provides you with enough beautifully colored texts.

Once you're done with embellishing your picture, choose the type of snowflakes that you want to fall down on your picture. Your picture can be filled with perfectly shaped snow flakes, like the ones you see in children's movies, big round flakes, or small flakes, that look like the ones you see outside your window when it starts snowing. Also, you can choose to fill your picture with falling snowflakes or just let a couple slide from one side of the screen to the other.

When you think that you've got the background that you're looking for, turn flash on or off by tapping on Rudolph's nose, switch the camera from front to rear or the other way around by tapping on the Santa in the corner, and take your picture. Once you get a picture that you really like, share it with your friends on Twitter and Facebook, or send it via email. And just like that, you can have your white Christmas, even if there's not a single snow flake falling outside your window.

Guess this year you won't be needing snow to have a white Christmas. So, even if it's not snowing outside, Christmas will still be white in your pictures.

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