iPhone Bigfoot Hoax: There's an App for that

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Ever wonder how easy it would be to pull off a Bigfoot hoax? Wonder no more, because there's an app for that. Created by iPhone developer Cabel Adams, this iPhone app will make your Bigfoot photograph look so real, "they should be illegal," said Adams. The app comes with 20 different Bigfoot layers to put into your scenes. And get this, it even comes with a News Feed Reader to track who's reporting on your hoax. One thing for sure is we're going to be a little more skeptical before we report on another Bigfoot photograph now that this product is available for people to purchase.

You can check out a Live Preview of the App where you can click around to see it in action: Click here

Bigfoot Camera Prank - Product Description:
Finally the Bigfoot Camera Prank App has arrived! Fool your friends, media, newspapers and everyone else too. This clever prank app lets you take a picture and add one of our 20 Bigfoot masks to it and they blend into the picture for that realistic look. Great for the gagster or hoaxer. Use different lighting effects to add that realistic touch. Upload on Facebook or email to your friends. Scale and adjust the transparency on these layers to make your photo look 100% authentic. These pictures will make believers out of everyone. Will your Bigfoot picture be the next hot news story?

-20 Different Bigfoot layers-
-Most realistic Bigfoot mask ever-
-Original Bigfoot Hoax app-
-So real they should be illegal-
-fool your friends and everyone else!-
-Bigfoot sightings News feed -
-Follow Bigfoot and sightings on Facebook-




Product Website: itunes.apple.com

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