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iLapse – Time Lapse Video and Multiple Exposure Blender – Temporarily Free
iLapse – Time Lapse Video and Multiple Exposure Blender is a popular app with Full Resolution Photo Sequence video compilation and a low battery auto save option. Video mode: iLapse will capture single frames over a period of time at a trigger interval of your choosing. The app then compiles the photos in to an epic, High Definition time lapse video. Camera mode: iLapse will capture full resolution single photos over a period of time at a trigger interval of your choosing. Full Resolution sequence stills can be previewed and shared to your favorite post production tool. Blend multiple exposures using 16 different blend functions to create stunning images. This app…
Opinion – iOS 7 – A Developers Point of View
We’ve been having a few discussions with some photo app developers today, asking for their opinions on the new iOS 7 camera/photo features. Take a look at the developer of ProCam and PhotoStation, Majed Azzam’s reponse below… "The prevalent discussion surrounding iOS 7 prior to yesterday’s unveiling revolved around flat versus skeuomorphic design. However, in our view, the star of the show at WWDC was iCloud. Apple is still focused on services through its cross-platform ecosystem (Maps, iRadio, iTunes, App Store, iBooks, iWork for iCloud, iCloud Keychain, etc.), which is the very heart of it’s success – everything else is window dressing. This is very clear in the direction Apple…
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VSCO Cam – Updated
Known or at least wanting to be known as ‘The Standard of Mobile Photography’ VSCO Cam has just been updated – check out What’s New below. This is a free update to a free app (albeit with in-app purchases) – click here to update/download. What’s New? – Fixes missing toolkit items – Fixes crashes caused by deleting images in the detail/large image view – When deleting images, the confirmation dialog will display number of images to be deleted – Fixes faded exported images on iPhone 4 – Bug fixes and performance improvements
PureShot – Updated
The uber popular PureShot app from the developer of 645 PRO, 6×7 and 6×6 has just been updated. Find out what this update includes in What’s New below. This is a free update, if you have previously purchased this app. If not you can download it here. It retails for $1.99/£1.49. What’s New? • Tap-to-focus triggers autofocus on all devices • Focus/spot metering tell-tales center correctly in Full Screen view (iPhone and iPod touch with 3.5-inch displays) • Anti-shake sensitivity is now configurable • Revised approach to managing image orientation • Sundry tweaks and updates
Olloclip App – Updated
The wonderful Olloclip app, designed to work with the 3-in-ONE lens system has just been updated. Check out What’s New to see how this app has been improved. This is a free update to a free app. Click here to download/update. What’s New? – Fixed certain image sizes causing crashes in the mesh editor - Fixed the 3x loupe scale not holding its setting - Fixed reticles sometimes showing in video mode - Improved previewing of smaller sized images in the mesh editor
Dramatic Black & White – Temporary Price Drop
Dramatic Black & White is a very popular app for iPhone photography and it usually retails for $1.99/£1.49 but today you can download it for only $0.99/£0.69. Click here to do so.
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 Now Available
Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the availability of Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom® 5 for Mac OS® and Windows®. The product is available as an individual license or as part of Adobe Creative Cloud™. Designed for both photography enthusiasts and professionals alike, Lightroom 5 adds critical photo editing capabilities and creates groundbreaking workflows. Lightroom 5 was initially released as a free, public beta in April 2013. “Lightroom was originally conceived through the requests of Adobe customers, and this feedback continues to drive each new iteration,” said Winston Hendrickson, vice president of products, Creative Media Solutions, Adobe. “As the digital photography landscape advances and evolves, Lightroom is the best solution for photographers…
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New HipstaPak – Sao Paulo – Example Images By Nettie Edwards – @Lumilyon – Series 1
Nettie Edwards/@Lumilyon was one of the first photographers today to start using this brand new HipstaPak – Sao Paula – from Hipstamatic. We included some of her first test shots in our original post here. Since then, Nettie has been shooting more and just sent over these test shots taken using the Madalena lens with the Hipsta films. We will have more examples to show you very soon…(foreword by Joanne Carter)
New Hipstamatic Pack Just Announced – Sao Paulo HipstaPak – With Real World Images!
There’s a brand new HipstaPak waiting for you from Hipstamatic it comes with Robusta film and Madalena lens and offers a wonderful warmth and vibrance to your images. With many thanks to our fabulous tipster Danny Our roving reporter Nettie Edwards (@Lumilyon) has been testing this pak this morning in her office and has sent a few images in, see below: @Nettie Edwards – @Lumilyon @Nettie Edwards – @Lumilyon
VSCO Cam – Now Available! – Find Out More About VSCO Grid Here
Well the developers have been teasing us long enough and now it’s time to download this fabulous app, that they are billing as ‘The standard of Mobile Photography’. The sample images that we have seen are incredibly impressive. There’s an incredibly interesting feature, perhaps above the others, which are impressive in their own right but one thing that really grabs our interest is the VSCO Grid which allows your images to be shown in a grid format within the app and online. You can share the images but there are no ‘likes’ or ‘comments’ areas, instead the developers want this to function solely as a gallery space and are adamant…
