iOS Apps
EyeEm – Photo Filter Camera – Updated
We love EyeEm here at theappwhisperer.com and we’re about to love it even more with this update. It brings with it social albums with new designs and maps for locations, cities and countries. Fixes for crashes and bugs, plus improved performance. This is a free update to a free app. You can download it here.
CineBleach – Temporarily Free
Gritty, Cinematic, Bleach Bypass Treatment is now at your fingertips. The Bleach Bypass effect first used by Japanese filmmaker Kon Ichikawa’s has become a Hollywood staple featured by world class cinematographers and used in productions such Steven Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan. Now available on your mobile device, the app processes your footage using proprietary algorithms creating a unique effect with a focus on industry leading quality output. Created by filmmakers for filmmakers: A must have tool for any iPhoneographer. Usually this app retails for $0.99/£0.69 but the developer tells us that this app will remain free for the next three days. Click here to download.
MiniatureCam for IPad – Temporarily Free
This is a great app for your iPad and it usually retails for $0.99/£0.69 but at the moment you can pick it up for free. Just click here to do so.
Google + Nik Software Acquisition – Official Statement From Nik Software
Nik Software have published their official response to the Google/Nik Software acquisition. Here it is in full: ‘We are pleased to announce that Google has acquired Nik Software. For nearly 17 years, we’ve been guided by our motto, “photography first”, as we worked to build world class digital image editing tools. We’ve always aspired to share our passion for photography with everyone, and with Google’s support we hope to be able to help many millions more people create awesome pictures. We’re incredibly grateful for all of your support and hope you’ll join us on the next phase of our journey as part of Google. All our best! The Nik Software…
Triggertrap – Temporary Price Drop
Triggertrap is an excellent app, allowing you to trigger you camera with your smartphone and make use of more than 12 different triggering modes. This app usually retails for $9.99/£5.99 but it is currently available for only $4.99/£2.99. Click here to download. Features You can trigger using: • Time Lapse • Eased Timelapse (timelapses with acceleration!) • Distance-lapse (take a photo every 30 ft/m) • Vibration and shock sensors • Sound detection (Clap to take a photo!) • Facial Recognition sensor • Motion detection • Magnetic & metallic detectors • Long-Exposure HDR** • Long-Exposure HDR Timelapse • Bulb ramping • Star Trail mode • Cable Release (press to…
Real Halftone – Temporarily Free
Real Halftone is an full-fledged app that generates a haltone dot. You can select a dot shape and adjust screen angle of CMYK colors to make a variety of halftone dot photographs. Moire pattern are seen depending on the screen angle of each colors. I recommend a retina display supported device, it makes you see more detailed halftone dots. This app usually retails for $3.99/£2.49 but at the moment you can pick it up for free. Click here to download.
Google Buys Nik Software – Acquires Snapseed
I don’t know one mobile photo app user that doesn’t love Snapseed and it seems Google fell in love too. According to The Verge, ‘Google has agreed to acquire Nik Software for an undisclosed amount’. You can read more here.
iLapse – Time Lapse Video Creator – Updated
iLapse is a very popular photo app for your iOS device and it has just been updated withh a full resolution Photo Sequence recording option. You can toggle recording between HD Video or Full Resolution Photo Sequence by selecting the new camera icon. This is a free update, if you have previously downloaded this app. If not, you can download it here. It retails for $1.99/£1.49/download.
Hasselblad Masters/HD – New
Hasselblad Masters for iPhone and HD for iPad is brand new to the App Store. As a leader in the development of photographic technology with an equally strong passion for the art of image-making, Hasselblad has empowered thousands of photographers with its state-of-the-art equipment, software, and strong customer support system since its founding in 1941. As part of its commitment to supporting the art and science of photography, Hasselblad launched the Masters competition in 2001. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the competition and, like each of the nine groups of Masters before them, the 2012 award winners represent some of the most talented photographers in the world in…
Filter Splash with Photo Effect/HD – Temporarily Free
Both the iPhone and iPad versions of this app are temporarily free. Normally the iPhone version retails for $0.99/£0.69 and the iPad version retails for $1.99/£1.49. Filter Splash let you apply dramatic effects on your photos. Simply use your finger as brush to remove or bring back the filter image from regions of your photo. To download the free iPhone version/Click here To download the free iPad/HD version/Click here
