New Mobile Photography App ‘This’ Launched by Tinrocket
Tinrocket developers of popular mobile photography apps including Percolator, Waterlogue and Popiscolor have today launched a brand new app entitled ‘This‘. It is a photo annotation app that enables users to add pointers, labels, descriptions, and commentary to their photos.
This retails for $1.99/£1.49 and you can download it here. Read more about This below.
Beautifully designed, with a clean and minimal interface, This lets users tell stories and give context to their photos in a quick, fun, and engaging way.
Designed with one font, three color settings (auto, black, or white), and three font size options (four for iPad devices), labels are quick and easy to make. The minimal design quietly complements the photo without distracting from the image or its narrative.
“We designed the UI and the label options to be clean and simple. It suits our design aesthetic and also lets the user really focus on their image and the story they want to tell,” says Tinrocket founder, Balestrieri.
In addition to color and size options, This ships with seven expressive pointers (dot, arrow, circle, x, heart, line, dotted line). A simple tap toggles between them, making it a breeze to quickly add personality and detail to any photo.
Creative storytelling at its best
Balestrieri notes that while This is a traditional annotation tool, it can also be used “to share details that wouldn’t normally be obvious. By quickly adding a personalized label, photos are instantly transformed into meaningful stories.”
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