How to Make a Phototube Album on the iPad

Print this articleMiSoft (Mobile iSoftware) is a third party applications developer that creates and markets applications for iOS devices, such as the iPhone, iPod and iPad. One of the more popular MiSoft applications is Phototube, also known as “Camera Studio.” With Phototube, you can turn your favorite photos into a musical slideshow. View your slideshow creation privately or share it with the world.

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Ensure that you have images already saved in your iPad's picture gallery.

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Visit the iTunes Store on your iPad to download and install the Phototube application. The application is listed as “Camera Studio.” At the time of publication, application cost is $2.99.

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Open the Phototube application on your iPad. Tap the button labeled “iOS Gallery” to import images from your gallery into the PhotoTube application. You can also import images from your Facebook profile by tapping the Facebook icon, located on the application's top toolbar. Imported images appear on your iPad screen.

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Tap an image to add a special effect, such as oil painting, impressionist, crayon colors, black and white, sephia or film grain. To apply a special effect, tap the effect you wish to use. The effect options are listed at the bottom of the application window.

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Add music to your slideshow. To do this, tap the microphone button located on the top toolbar. You can then select a music file stored on your iPad.

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Touch the clock icon located on the Phototube toolbar to add a time limit for your slideshow. To preview your click the “Play” button on the top toolbar.

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Share your album as a YouTube video. To do this, touch the satellite icon that is located on the top toolbar. Enter your YouTube log in information to upload the slideshow video.

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