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The email I received last May, with information about Flame Painter 4, a new version of the app which was about to be released, made me curious. If you’ve never used the app, the trial version available will be a complete surprise: it’s special effects for photographers.

Launched in June, Flame Painter 4 celebrates a decade with many new features.

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