Medieval Knight Photo Editor contains a variety of knight costume templates

The medieval knight’s clothing actually consists of a series of garments, chain mail and iron plate. The Knight wore underclothes to prevent the armor from chafing his skin. The Knight will also put on padded garments which are worn on top of the underclothing as extra padding. Then the Knight will put on a surcoat which is a robe. The surcoat will be emblazoned with the coat of arms or symbol to identify the Knight in battle.

The armor used by a medieval knight was vital to protect his body from various weapons which were commonly used in battle such as the two-handed sword, bow and arrow, crossbow, battle axe, dagger and lance.

A knight’s suit of armor had to be tailor-made to fit the knight exactly. An imperfect fit would hamper the knight’s ability to fight during battle. Plate armor was first introduced during the late 13th century. Eventually, full plate armor was introduced during the 15th century and weigh about 50 lbs.

The medieval knight’s armor consists of many different parts. For example, the Sabatons were the armor for the feet and consisted of riveted iron plates on the boots. These are the part of the armor to be put on first.

The hand armors are the knight’s gloves and were called Gauntlets and had ringed metal plates over the fingers. Spikes called Gadlings were then attached to the knuckles of gauntlets. The Chest Armor was referred to as the Breast Plate.

Features of the Medieval Knight Photo Editor:

# Very easy to use and navigate

# Suitable for all ages

# Extensive collection of medieval templates

Camera feature and guide:

# TAP “CAMERA”

# TAP “TAKE A PICTURE” and slide to the left or right to change frames. This feature allows you to snap and share your picture directly. TAP “TAKE A PICTURE” at the bottom to snap a photo.

Photo Effect feature and guide:

TAP “KNIGHT COLLECTION”

TAP “OPEN”

CHOOSE a photo from the gallery or snap a photo with the camera

TAP “MASK” and then “CHOOSE”

SELECT your favorite medieval style and use your fingers to adjust the size and position

TAP “EFFECT” to choose grey, color or sepia

TAP “SEND” to save the picture or share it

Share interesting photos of yourself or your friends wearing a variety of medieval knight’s costumes with others via Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter or other social media. Have fund using the app!