Tip Of The Day – How To Remove Exif Data From Your iOS or Android Mobile Images – Simply
There are many ways to remove exif data from your images and in many ways it’s a good idea to do so. Exif data stores information related to your image, such as date/time you captured it, your device, settings and sometimes more. There are a number of apps available for both iOS and Android that will wipe this information for you simply. For Android users, try Instant EXIF Remover – download here/free For iOS users, try Exif Wizard/download here/free
iOS Photography App – Fotoffiti – Updated
Fotoffiti is a ‘Banksy‘ style of photography app, allowing you to transform your images into graffiti and share with your friends. Select an image, pick a paint then shake to spray. It’s a good app and has just been updated with a complete redesign. One useful feature is that it now works on iPad too, there’s also live view and 15 new filters, 9 fonts and 10 shapes added. Fotoffiti retails for $0.99/£0.69 and you can pick it up here.
Photo Tool Apps – Tutorial – How To Set Up A Scream Booth with Triggertrap
We’re delighted to be working uber closely with the wonderfully friendly and professional team at Triggertrap. In case you’re unaware, Triggertrap manufacturer apps and hardware to trigger your camera from your smartphone. The apps work with both iOS and Android platforms and the facility afforded by these are perfect for timelapses, sound triggering, still life and much more. As Halloween is fast approaching we thought we would demonstrate how to use set up a Scream Booth with Triggertrap, your mobile and your DSLR, don’t miss this… To download the Triggertrap app – follow the links below: iOS/download Android/download To shop at Triggertrap, go here
Photo Tool Apps – Triggertrap Mobile for iOS and Android
We are delighted to be working closer with Triggertrap – essentially they enable you to turn your smartphone into the world’s most powerful remote control. By combining an incredibly powerful and intuitive app with the fastest, most reliable and most widely compatible hardware in the world, Triggertrap Mobile is the ultimate camera remote for photographers of all levels. Whether you want to capture an epic timelapse movie, a dramatic long exposure shot or dive into explosive high-speed photography, Triggertrap Mobile is the perfect remote triggering solution – and since you’ve usually got your iPhone, iPad or Android device by your side, it’s always ready to go when you are! All you…
New iOS Photography App by Google – Photo Sphere Camera – Now Available
Google have launched a brand new iOS Photography application called Photo Sphere Camera. Essentially, it allows the photographer to capture 360-degree images and publish them directly to Google Maps or other social networks. Panoramic apps or even the iOS ‘Pano’ mode is not a new feature to iOS photographers, one particularly notable app which became hugely popular for this was Cycloramic. The difference with Photo Sphere Camera is that the photographer can use the app in a similar way to Google Street View, in as much as you can view up and down as well as left to right. When you have captured your Photo Sphere you’ll find that there’s…
iOS Photography App – LoryStripes – Updated With 30 New Stripes
Pixite LLC’s Version 1.2 upgrade for LoryStripes include three brand-new packs containing 30 fresh stripes with a wider array of eye popping curves, 3-D objects and abstract linear stripes, a collapsible stripe menu for more effective editing, higher resolution refining tools, more sophisticated masking, automatic edit saving and more sharing options. Originally launched through a partnership with Pixite LLC and renowned Italian graphic designer Laurent Rosset, LoryStripes editing innovations allow users to transform ordinary photos into sharply styled, elegant artwork. Featured in the App Store’s Best New Apps section in over 111 countries, LoryStripes became one of the year’s “must have” apps in 2013. “LoryStripes set the bar high from…
iOS Photography App – Tadaa SLR – Temporarily Free
Many mobile photographers enjoy using Tadaa SLR to capture images with their iPhones. Usually Tadaa SLR retails for $1.99/£1.49 but today it is free. Click here to download.
Is Mobile Photography Underrated?
Well, so say all of us it is, here at theappwhisperer.com we’ve been advocating it for many years now. Award winning photographer Benjamin Lowy will be Judging the Head On Mobile competition, that we just mentioned here – as well as that he will be hosting a workshop in Sydney for the event. He began his career covering the Iraq War in 2003. Since then he has covered major stories worldwide, including the wars in Afghanistan and Darfur, the Libyan Uprising, the Haitian Earthquake and Hurricane Katrina. At the moment Ben is in Sochi photographing the Winter Olympics. Whatever the event, Ben isn’t afraid of using a mobile phone to capture…
iOS Photography App – Afterlight – Updated
Afterlight is a hugely successful iOS Photography app and it has now been updated to include an Instagram button. Afterlight can be found on Instagram at @Afterlightapp and you can follow with this tag #Afterlight. There is now also a light grey theme for editing, a white balance lock for the camera mode, an automatic landscape mode via iPhone and three new wallpapers. This is a free update if you have previously downloaded this app. If not, you can pick it up here – it retails for $0.99/£0.69/download.
Brand New Section For TheAppWhisperer – Utilising Your DSLR/Mirrorless/Medium Format Cameras With Apps!
We’re very excited to launch a brand new section to TheAppWhisperer today, this section will be entitled Photo Tool Apps and essentially help you operate and utilize your DSLR’s, mirrorless and medium/large format cameras with specialised apps. We have covered these in the past, infact I was the first Professional Journalist to write about them for dpreview back in 2011, see here and I have mentioned them here of course. But now we are dedicating a complete section to this invaluable area. Mobile Photography encompasses many aspects, it’s not only about taking and editing images with your smartphone and of course this is an essential area that we already focus on…
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