TUTORIALS
-
Analog Camera – First Look!
There’s a new app out there today, Analog Camera, that’s designed by its developers to keep things simple…from capturing images, processing them, and then sharing them…all very quickly and with little fuss. Analog Camera retails for $0.99/£0.69 and you can download it here. Curious about what makes this app standout from like apps, I downloaded it today and gave it a test run. I will have to say that I was impressed that it does just what the developers said it would. I found that the interface easy to use…setting up my shots came easily and the Auto Crop to square function allowed me to quickly compose my…
-
Analog Camera – Our Daily App Giveaway
We are delighted to offer Analog Camera apps as our giveaway today. This app has just been released to the Apple App Store a very short time ago and it looks good, really good. We have more information here and will be publishing a reivew shortly. Would you like to try this app for free? Then join our ever expanding Twitter followers and Facebook fans, RETWEET THIS POST and send a reply to the bottom of this page telling us what you love most about theappwhisperer.com. We will select winners at random from the selection of codes that we have and send them directly to your email box.
-
NEW – Analog Camera for iPhone – Now Available
We’re really excited to announce that Analog Camera for iPhone is now available to download. This is a brand new from the developers Realmac Software who also publish the productivity app, Clear. Analog Camera has been built with a strict focus on offering a fast, fun and simple experience that allows you to focus on creating beautiful photos. The design of Analog Camera offers stunning visuals that show off your content, but fun interactions and playful sound design too. The developer explain that they have ‘obsessed over every minor detail, and the fluid interface and subtle animations make other apps feel charmless and mundane’. Analog for Mac is the sister…
-
Technical Tutorial – ProCam: Night Mode
Recent updates to ProCam added its “ISO Boost” feature which when activated, will up the iPhone5’s maximum ISO from 800 to 3200. This is really helpful when shooting in low light environments. A real bonus with this app is its “Night Mode”! This allows you to reduce the shutter speed…and so more light is captured by your iPhone 5’s camera sensor. Using this with the “ISO Boost” gives you a lot more possibilities!! We have recently published some excellent technical tutorials to help you get the most from ProCam, to read those, go here. ProCam retails for $0.99/£0.69 and you can download it here. Let’s take a look…
You May Also Like
Carol Wiebe Joins TheAppWhisperer as New Columnist for ‘Draw the Line – Mobile Art as an Expression’ A Brand New Column
Lightroom Mobile: Unmasking the Magic of the Latest and Greatest Features Webinar with Rad Drew and Jack Davis
How I Did It!™- Creating with Your iPhone; Masking, Composites, & Textures with Rad Drew
-
Mobile Photography Tutorial – Using Layover and Diptic To Create A Composite Image
I’ve recently noticed that a number of the digital artists are creating some wonderful composite images using different frame-within-a-frame techniques. Seeing these images got me inspired to give this a try. While I know of one app that has several of its filters that will do this for you…as long as you’re willing to accept their formatting and effects. Instead of using this app, I decided to use Diptic and Layover to create my own composite image. If you haven’t tried Diptic or Layover yet, you can download them here: Diptic/$0.99/£0.69/download Layover/$0.99/£0.69/download Since I like challenges I also decided to use just one source image…and one that in…
You May Also Like
How I Did It!™- Creating with Your iPhone; Masking, Composites, & Textures with Rad Drew
Mobile Photography – The Changing Face of Florence with Covid-19 Captured by Dilshad Corleone (@italianbrother)
Mobile Photography – There Is A Story Behind Every Person – Portrait of An Artist
-
Technical Tutorial – ProCam: Time-Lapse Mode
In this ProCam tutorial I’d like to take a look at a tucked away feature that this great camera app gives its users…and that’s its Time-Lapse Mode. While there any number of apps out there specially designed for time-lapse and/or stop action photography, its great to know that you can do this within the ProCam platform! Time-lapse photography is what is used to capture those great videos of clouds moving, flowers blooming, people and traffic on a busy street. It does take some pre-planning to do but once this is done, the results are pretty amazing. Make sure your iphone is fully charged or close to a power source so…
You May Also Like
Carol Wiebe Joins TheAppWhisperer as New Columnist for ‘Draw the Line – Mobile Art as an Expression’ A Brand New Column
One Minute Mobile Photography Miracles Webinar with Rad Drew and Jack Davis
How I Did It!™- Creating with Your iPhone; Masking, Composites, & Textures with Rad Drew
-
Creating Magical Collage Ephemera Cards With Layout and HalfTone
My partner’s father and grandfather were magicians and a couple of years ago, we inherited their magic books. They are a treasure trove of vintage imagery and typography and I’ve been thinking of all the ways I might integrate them into artworks. One idea is a set of surreal postcards. In this tutorial, I’m going to take you through my process of creating a design for the first of the set, using LAYOUT and HALFTONE by app developers Juicy Bits. Before we begin, here’s a peek at the finished design. I used LAYOUT to create a composite, then exported the artwork into HALFTONE where I re-colored and…
-
Technical Tutorial – ProCam – Another Look!
When I first looked at ProCam I was still working with an iPhone4….and it was several versions back. Since then, I’ve picked up an iPhone 5…and ProCam has just come out with its latest update. Time to take another look at this great camera app! ProCam retails for $0.99/£0.69. If you haven’t downloaded it yet, you can pick it up here. I won’t be covering everything this app is capable of doing in this tutorial…just enough to give you a get-started taste. Future tutorials will dig deeper. I promise!! Let’s start with a quick tour of ProCam’s interface. Beginning at the right hand of the screen…and going…
-
Xtrafolio – Professional iPad Photo Portfolio Tutorial – Getting Started
I have had this app on my iPad ever since it came out feeling it would give me the presentation tool that I wanted to use with my iPad. And…I will have to admit that I was immediately intimated by its interface and kept putting off using it. So…when The AppWhisperer asked me to do a series of tutorials on this fine app, I agreed realizing that this was what I need to do to “get over it” and start using the power of Xtrafolio. The plan is to give you a tutorial series showing you how to set it up and then dig into all the features that make…
-
ProCreate Tutorial By MaryJane Sarvis – Adding To Your Brushes Collection
We are so pleased that MaryJane is back with this brand new and excellent ProCreate tutorial to help you add to your brushes collection. MaryJane is an inspiration, over to you MJ (foreword by Joanne Carter). ProCreate can be purchased here, it retails for $4.99/£2.99. There are 3 basic ways to add to your brush collection: 1. Purchase the extra sets from Procreate Artery. You’ll find the link at the far left on the top brush collection strip. I’ve found uses for all of them. 2. Go to the Procreate forum and go to the custom brushes sharing page. I’ve gotten some of my favorites here. 3. Make your own!…
