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Gifture
Gifture is like Instagram for making animated photos – it allows you to take a series of photos, stich them together, apply filters and effects and create a brief animation. You choose your sequence of photos, either by taking photos one by one or using the auto mode for a video-like effect, and place them in any order you like to create your animated GIF to share on Twitter and Facebook (with a link instead of direct animation, as Facebook does not allow animated GIFs).Get this app (Free)
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