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Latest Photography iOS App Updates
Here are the latest iOS photography app updates, take a look at these… Sort Shots – iPad Edition Already using tags and keywords in your desktop photo editor? Now photo EXIF keywords and ratings are automatically imported into your Sort Shots library for easy searching. Image keywords and ratings data are currently supported for Adobe® Bridge® and Lightroom® (Mac and PC) and Apple iPhoto® and Aperture®! Plus, image resolution is exactly as you shot it – no more resizing!. What’s New • Air print enabled to print your photos wirelessly • Use multi-touch pinch gestures to open thumbnail in full screen • Close full screen view with pinch gesture •…
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Turn Your iPhone 4 Into A Camera – Literally – With A UN01
We can’t wait to try out the UN01 here at TheAppWhisperer.com. It is a simple but a fantastic idea of course. The UN01 consists of a functional cover designed to bring to life the iPhone 4 as a camera. The 2.5mm thick (or 1/10 of an inch thick) ABS & PC plastic shell offers durability and protection and will have a high reflective polish finish. A raised camera lens bezel design conceals the locking mechanism that keeps the cover secure, and the neck straps place the camera at a convenient location for instant access. For the enthusiasts seeking that distinctive design, a Kickstarter Special Edition featuring a laser etched surface…
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Apple Updates Digital Raw Compatiblity For Mac OS X v10.6
Digital camera RAW formats retain more image information than JPEGs and can produce better results when used with imaging applications such as Aperture and iPhoto. Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard provides system-level support for digital camera RAW formats from the following cameras: This update adds RAW image compatibility for the following cameras to Aperture 3 and iPhoto ’11: • Canon EOS Rebel T3 / 1100D / Kiss X50 • Canon EOS Rebel T3i / 600D / Kiss X5 • Olympus E-5 • Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ100 • Pentax K-r • Pentax K-5 It also addresses processing issues for the following cameras: • Nikon D7000 • Nikon COOLPIX P7000 • Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 • Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2
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The Top 10 iPhone Grossing Photography Apps of 2010
Take a look at the top 10 iPhone grossing photography apps of 2010… Camera+ ★ EXCLUSIVE Touch Exposure & Focus for the ultimate control… Set exposure separately from focus for the ultimate control of your shots… simply touch with a 2nd finger while focusing to adjust exposure until your shot is perfect. [available on iPhone 4 and 3GS on iOS4 only] ★ EXCLUSIVE Photo Flashlight to brighten up your photos… Use the iPhone 4 LED flash as a continuous fill light to improve photo quality, especially for portrait and macro shots. ★ No more blurry shots… Use the stabilizer to steady your camera and get the sharpest pics you can.…
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Camera+ Gets Stripped From The App Store
As we and many others reported yesterday, Camera+ violated Apple’s developer agreement by ‘hiding’ an update to their hugely popular app after Apple had already rejected it. Apple initially rejected the update to Camera+ as it felt it would bring about ‘user confusion’. The idea was to allow users to use one of the iPhone’s volume buttons as a mechanical shutter button while using Camera+. However, tap tap tap, the developers behind Camera+ then gave instructions via Twitter on a ‘workaround’ allowing users to use the volume button as the shutter. Obviously this was picked up by a lot of blogs and consquently got back to Apple who promptly kicked…
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Apple Rejects VolumeSnap in Camera+ Update
The popular Camera+ app has had its latest update rejected by Apple. The VolumeSnap feature, the update in question, would of allowed the use of the iPhone’s volume buttons to control the camera’s shutter. This seems like it would of been a useful feature to have in Camera+ – here’s Apple’s official reason for the rejection….. Offically Rejected "Your application cannot be added to the App Store because it uses iPhone volume buttons in a non-standard way, potentially resulting in user confusion. Changing the behavior of iPhone external hardware buttons is a violation of the iPhone Developer Program License Agreement. Applications must adhere to the iPhone Human Interface Guidelines…
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Camera+ Goes Ahead And Hides Shutter Update From Apple
As we reported earlier this week, Apple rejected the update that Camera+ planned for their app. Not ones to sit on their hands, the developers carried on and hid the update from Apple… The VolumeSnap feature, the update in question, would have allowed the use of the iPhone’s volume buttons to control the camera’s shutter. This seems like it would’ve been a useful feature to have in Camera+ – here’s Apple’s official reason for the rejection….. "Your application cannot be added to the App Store because it uses iPhone volume buttons in a non-standard way, potentially resulting in user confusion. Changing the behavior of iPhone external hardware buttons is a…
