iPhone Photography Tutorial ‘Enlight’ – A First Look with Jerry Jobe at TheAppWhisperer
After teaching about iOS photography and art apps for over two years, I have encountered a community of like-minded “App Whores” (as they are called within some forums) who love to pick up new apps. These people want to know: is the new app fun? Powerful? Is it easy to use, or can you barely determine how to load or save images? Does it reduce resolution upon saving? I love to get right in there and find out about new apps. I usually don’t write about them, though, unless they are limited in scope. I prefer to give my readers an in-depth look at an app and its capabilities. But…
iOS – Video Tutorial – Colorizing B&W images with iColorama
We’re delighted to publish Jerry Jobe’s latest technical tutorial and this time he has created a video version using the very popular app iColorama. We are quite sure you will all enjoy and learn much from this. Over to you Jerry, foreword by Joanne Carter. “I recently responded to an art challenge by colorizing a black and white photo in iColorama, and was asked several times how I went about it. The video tutorial this week goes through the process of creating a different image, the one seen below..”.
iOS Mobile Photography App Tutorial – ‘Stackables’ Part 3 by Jerry Jobe
We are delighted to publish Part 3 of 3 of the mobile photography app tutorials with Stackables by Jerry Jobe, if you missed Part 1 please go here and for Part 2, please go here, (foreword by Joanne Carter). Stackables retails for $1.99/£1.69 and you can download it here.
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iOS Mobile Photography App Tutorial – ‘Stackables’ Part 1 by Jerry Jobe
We are delighted to publish Part 1 of 3 mobile photography app tutorials with the app Stackables by Jerry Jobe (foreword by Joanne Carter). Stackables retails for $1.99/£1.69 and you can download it here. “You would think, after covering 92 iPhoneography apps (this is number 93), that I have covered all of my favorite apps. You would be wrong. It’s no secret that I do most of my apping in iColorama. It’s also no secret that I find Snapseed to be indispensable for quick, quality edits. And I’ve raved over apps by Pixite and JixiPix. But today’s app, Stackables, is such a joy to work with that I find…
iOS Mobile Photography App Tutorial – Fragment – by Jerry Jobe
We are delighted to publish this very interesting tutorial of the new app update to the app Fragment developed by Pixite. Over to you Jerry. (Foreword by Joanne Carter). Fragment retails for $2.99/£1.99 and you can pick it up here “Christmas Day of 2013 I published a tutorial on a brand new app by Pixite called Fragment. Of all the Pixite apps, Fragment may well be my favorite, with its ability to shatter the image into shapes, giving a new perspective to ordinary objects. Pixite is not content to let their apps remain an excellent first try, and are looking to improve. The newest release of Fragment (1.6), hitting the…
iOS Mobile Photography Video App Tutorial: iColorama Procedural: Bottled by Jerry Jobe
We are delighted to publish this fantastic video tutorial on the uber popular iColorama app. Jerry Jobe runs through some great options to help you get the most out of this app. Over to you Jerry, (foreword by Joanne Carter). iColorama retails for $2.99/£1.99 and you can download it here. iColorama is an app that thrives on experimentation. You see an effect and think to yourself. “How can I do that in iColorama?” Or you stumble upon an effect you haven’t tried before and think, “How can I use that?” It was a combination of those two questions that led to the image I will be recreating in the video…
iOS Mobile Photography App Tutorial – Artista Impresso by Jerry Jobe
We are delighted to publish this very interesting tutorial of the new app by JixiPix Software called Artista Impresso. Over to you Jerry. (Foreword by Joanne Carter). Artista Impresso retails for $2.99/£1.99 and you can pick it up here “JixiPix Software is always coming up with new art-based photo manipulation apps. They’ve worked with oils with their Artista Oil; water with Artista Haiku and Aquarella; Japanese woodblock with Moku Hanga; pencils with Artista Sketch; even half-tone printing with PopDot. Their new product, Artista Impresso, is less about the medium than the method. Impressionism is more about the feeling of movement and changing light than it is about the tools used.…
iOS Mobile Photography App Tutorial – Shift – by Jerry Jobe
We are delighted to publish this very interesting tutorial of the new app by Pixite Apps called Shift. Jerry puts it through its paces and laments the quality found in many of the other apps by this developer, don’t miss this. Over to you Jerry. (Foreword by Joanne Carter). Shift retails for $0.99/£0.79 and you can download it here. “As I’ve said multiple times, I’m a big fan of the Pixite apps. I just finished covering Union, and before that I’ve shown you Tangent, LoryStripes, Fragment and Matter. All of them produce wonderful effects with a clear user interface to get the most from your fantastical creations. Now I’m in…
iOS Photography App Tutorial – Union – Part 2 – by Jerry Jobe
A wonderfully comprehensive second part to this new series of tutorials on the app Union by Jerry Jobe. If you missed Part 1, please go here. Over to you Jerry (forward by Joanne Carter) Union retails for $1.99/£1.49 and you can download it here As I worked through all I wanted to show you in the second part of this tutorial on Union, the blending app from Pixite, I found the screenshots piling up. Normally I like to keep the number to 20-30, but I’ve got close to fifty this time. Let’s get started!
