J. Christian Bernabe- Ops Director | Early Adopter | Polymath
Aww. This app was fun for a moment, and I used it all the time. But my overuse killed its novelty for me. I forgot that I still had it on my phone until I saw it on this list. Good memories. Maybe I'll dust it off and show it some love today, just for kicks.
Ankit Gaurav- Creative Geek
Rarely am I reminded of using it these days.
Oh Prisma, you were awesome.😍
Kailash Arya- Intense Interactive
I like this app a lot but I do not get time to edit my pic with it. Also it's very slow the filter works with internet which causes the app to slow down.The Verge
Prisma, the Russian company best known for its AI-powered photo filters, is shifting to B2B. The company won't retire its popular app, but says in the future, it will focus on selling machine vision tools to other tech firms. "We see big opportunities in deep learning and communication," Prisma CEO and co-founder Alexey Moiseenkov told The Verge.TechCrunch
Artists beware! AI is coming for your paintbrush too... A new iOS app, called Prisma, is using deep learning algorithms to turn smartphone photos into stylized artworks based on different artwork/graphical styles.
