iOS Apps

iOS – Photogene for iPad – Updated

With Photogene you can easily browse, improve and export multiple photos. 
It’s a great companion to the camera connection kit. Photogene can open up for editing very large files and supports an export resolution of up to 21 MP on iPad 2 and the new iPad (max export resolution on iPad 1 is 8 MP).




This app has just had a huge update, you can check out What’s New below. This app retails for $2.99/£1.99 and you can download it here.

What’s New?

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– Support for retina display on the new iPad.

- Greatly improved resolution during editing (on iPad 2 and above).

- Now taking advantage of dual-core on iPad 2 and above. Save/export takes much less time.



New editing tools:

– Gradients. Add color adjustments or filters as gradient transitions (in the "enhance" section).

- Annotations: new tool for adding arrows and markers on the photo (in the "text" section).

- Can now rotate text boxes.

- New curves algorithm: makes curves much easier to control.

- Geo-tagging: can add or modify geo-tagging of photos.

- Textual watermarking (available with the GO-PRO upgrade).

- New filter: oil-painting.



Bug fixes:

- Fixed bug that prevented uploading more than 2 photos at once to Dropbox.

- Fixed bug when using "original filenames" with FTP.

- Improved stability throughout the app.

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