Create Impressive HDR Images with your Iphone
PureShot, and Iphone App, was recently updated to version 2.0. Amongst the new features is a brand new 3 shot bracketing feature. This means you can now take true, real, and unadulterated HDR images with your Iphone.
New Iphone App from onOne Aims to be Top B&W App
Software company onOne is known for their popular suite of photo editing applications for your desktop and laptop systems, but now they are setting their sights on the mobile processing market. They recently released an iOS version of their popular “Perfect B&W” desktop application and they hope that it has the mojo to go up against similar apps from Google(Nik) and Adobe.
Android App Highlight: Easy Release
As a professional photographer on of the things that you really should be doing is getting model releases from anyone that you photograph. In case you do not know, a Model release (in its simplest form) is a legal document that the model and photographer sign that states that the photographer retains the copyright on the images.
Android App Highlight: Easy Release
As a professional photographer on of the things that you really should be doing is getting model releases from anyone that you photograph. In case you do not know, a Model release (in its simplest form) is a legal document that the model and photographer sign that states that the photographer retains the copyright on the images.
Android App Highlight: Port4Droid
Today I wanted to highlight an App that I have used personally over the last few weeks, Port4Droid. Port4Droid is a photography portfolio and image management app for Android, and I use it on my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1-Inch, Wi-Fi) to show off my Portfolio.
Snapsort launches ‘Camera Showdown’ Tool
Snapsort.com has long been in the business of helping people wade through the waters of buying a new camera. Today they launched a new tool called Camera Showdown aimed at giving people another way to compare cameras.
Edit Photos Anywhere with Photoshop Touch for Iphone/Android
Have you ever wanted greater control over editing photos on your phone? In the past that meant emailing low-res files via email or removing the phones micro-sd card and fiddling with an adapter to get the image to your computer. Needless to say that in most cases it was more trouble than it was worth. Adobe is happy to say that you no longer have to do that — unless you want to.
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