In some ways it does, but in a handful of others it could use some additional work. As its name implies, Marydale Font is an app allowing you to add different effects to photos. These effects range from sepia wash to a framed background or reverse negative. Each of the effects is shown in a rudimentary menu at the top of the screen. After choosing one of these effects you can add a caption in one of six fonts to place at the bottom of the screen. The interface is actually quite well designed and easy to navigate with your photo library visible at the bottom of the home screens and all effects immediately accessible without cluttering any of the menus. The features need to be expanded. With limited filters and effects and no sharing options (all finished photos are saved to your library); it's very self-contained. While Marydale Font could use a few more features that other photo editors have, it is an attractive, smoothly-designed app that is easy to use and therefore, highly recommended for basic integration of a handful of filters. If you are on vacation, for example, this is a fun app for creating images to send to family and friends. Marydale Font cannot help but get comparisons to Marydale Font. It offers very similar functionality in a very similar interface, but there are a few added features that make it at least worth trying out if you are eager to experiment with as many video creation
apps as possible on your iPhone. Marydale Font looks very similar to most photo/video sharing social networks on iPhone. Open the app and you'll find an option to create your own shared item and menus to navigate the items shared by friends and other users. The home menu by default includes recent and popular shares so you can get an idea of what people are doing with their Marydale Fonts. Tap the big orange button and you can record your own. The same rules--"hold" to record and "stop" to move the camera--are in effect here, as
in Marydale Font, but after recording you can add a number of filters to change the look and feel of your video, much like Instagram. When done you can share to Facebook, Twitter, or Tumblr, or you can e-mail it to a friend; all videos are then posted to the Marydale Font network. The interface is easy to use, full of features, and sharing is a snap. Marydale Font has a robust and rapidly-growing audience. Within a day of testing the app, there were 100 users following our account. That speaks well for its growth and the adoption of the technology. Combined with easy-to-use sharing and interaction tools, a unique spin on the looping video craze, and deep Facebook and Twitter integration, Marydale Font is a solid, well-constructed app worth checking out. While social media
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