Tag Archives: iphone photography apps

QuickShot with Dropbox is a nice little single-purpose app that lets you automatically upload photos to Dropbox. Dropbox is a superb online file sync service – that offers you 2GB of free storage and very reasonable prices for greater amounts of storage. Here’s a bit of its App Store intro: …

Instagram, the hugely popular photo effects and photo sharing app for the iPhone – has had an update this weekend, to Version 1.5. Here’s what’s new in this latest version: – The News feed has been totally revamped—watch as the story of your friends on Instagram unfolds- New Tilt-Shift effect—give …

It was just two weeks ago that I posted my review of ProCamera version 2.95 from daemgen.net. I found it to easily be one of the top full function camera replacement apps in the App Store, but as with any app, there were a few areas for improvement. Well, ProCamera …

With the sheer size and volume of Apple’s App Store, it is very easy to overlook a really nice piece of software. There are just so many coming out every day, that it is no easy task to keep up with all of them. Even those of us who are …

Slowmo is an iPhone app (specifically for the iPhone 3GS) that lets you transform your existing iPhone videos into slow or fast motion, or create new slow or fast motion videos. So the app has a fairly basic purpose and is very basic in its look and all the way …

I love days like today.  Days where I try a new app and know within one minute or less that it ‘s a great app, an instant favorite.  Flickit Pro is just such an app. This is not a review post “ though I ‘ll definitely get to that soon.  …

Liquid Scale is an upcoming iPhone photo manipulation app that looks very promising.  It looks as if it makes it very quick and easy to not just crop photos, but selectively remove and preserve specific elements of an image with a minimal amount of effort. The app is developed by …

LOFI has been released and it brings for the first time the low-fidelity technique of photography in the iPhone. It’s created by Christopher Comair, the same author of Polarize, another impressive app. With this credential, will it be worth the purchase? Share this:

Photoshop has been the king of desktop image manipulation software ever since I can remember.  Now there ‘s a version of it for the iPhone “ called Photoshop.com Mobile. It looks like a proper, official version as well “ with the seller listed in the App Store as Adobe Systems. …

I recently took some photos on an overcast day using my iPhone ‘s camera that turned out to be underexposed and darker than I ‘d prefer. I usually just load my photos onto my Mac and use iPhoto to enhance and correct the exposure and levels of photos before publishing …