Top Five Video Apps – Photo App Lounge with Jennifer Sharpe (odilonvert)
It’s been a while, far too long actually, since we published a new article to this very popular segment, ‘top five photo apps’ – if you have missed the others, please go here. Today, we are publishing a variant on our original theme and in many ways reflects the progress of mobile photography to videography and the development and adamption that we all making by including more mobile videography in our daily lives. It’s easy to see with our very popular Mobile Movies Column, edited by Donna Donato, that we publish here. This time, Gina Costa, has spoken with a very popular mobile photographer, Jennifer Sharpe about her top 5…
Flickr Group Showcase – TheAppWhisperer (TAW) – 24 August 2014
This is another totally astonishing showcase full of mobile photography and art captured and created over this past week from around the world. This week, I have dedicated the showcase to a very special member of our community and one who will be celebrating her birthday tomorrow. Carolyn Hall Young, has touched many of our lives and hearts, she’s also one woman who I grace with the role of teaching me how to make love. Yes, just recently Carolyn taught me how to make love. Making love is more than the coalescence of two into one, that many of us enjoy. Making love is also giving and sharing and spreading…
Mobile Movies Showcase – Week 39 – by Donna Donato
Welcome back to the thirty-ninth article in the column, Mobile Movies. We at TheAppWhisperer have been inspired by the Flickr upgrade of 1 Terabyte of storage for everyone and have wanted to launch a mobile movie section for some time. Now seems to be perfect, the new Flickr upgrade will allow for a full three minutes of 1080p HD quality video per single film and you can have as many as you have storage space for. Each week I (you can find me on Flickr here) will curate the movie uploads to our new Flickr group –MobileMoviesTheAppWhisperer – I will view all the videos uploaded and comment on the ones…
Streets Ahead – Thirty Eighth Edition – Mobile Street Photography
Welcome to the thirty eighth edition of “Streets Ahead,” a weekly column dedicated to women mobile street photographers. Each week we review and curate work that was submitted to our Flickr Group. In addition to creating a showcase video which features a sampling of submitted work, we also highlight a few images that caught our attention… offering some thoughtful commentary about technique, composition, and subject matter.If you are not a member of our Facebook group… we highly recommend that you join us! This is our space for sharing newsworthy information and conducting discussions (what, when, where, why and how) about Women Photographers/Artists and Street Photography, in general. So, if you…
Fragment – Photography App – Now Available on Android
Fragment for iOS photography has been a huge success to developers, Pixite apps and now that it’s available to the Android market, their sucess is set to soar. So far, it’s only received a minimal number of installs but it’s early days and the feedback is strong. Fragment is available on the Google Play store in the UK for £1.20 and will be the equivalent, country specific. Click here to download and find out more.
iOS – Vine App – Updated With New Camera
I had the pleasure of experiencing a Vine demonstration in London many months ago (many thanks @RichardBarley from Twitter HQ for that). Richard is a wonderful man and incredibly enthusiastic about Vine. I have to say I share much of his enthusiam with regards this new update. There’s a new camera that gives you the freedom to create a Vine in any way you want. New camera tools offer additional, more advanced ways to edit your videos, and you can import existing videos from your phone. I’m really looking forward to giving this update a whirl. Vine is a free app and you can download it here.
iOS Photography App – Tiny Planet Photos – Temporarily Free
Tiny Planet Photos has been around since 2011 and it’s still a popular photo app for turning your images into spheres, like tiny planets. Tiny Planet Photos is temporarily free today, usually it retails for $0.99/£0.69. Click here to download.
iOS Photography App – Afterlight – Updated With Fusion Filters
Afterlight for iOS photo editing is a very popular app, it offers a simple UI with fast processing and a host of filters, textures and adjustment tools. It’s just got a little bit better though, this new update now includes Fusion Filters, essentially allowing you to create your own unique filters in your own personal style. This update is free, if you have previously downloaded this app. If not, you can pick it up here. It retails for $0.99/£0.69. Join the Forum discussion on this post
iOS Photography App Tutorial ‘Water Battle Part 1: Color Lake
We’re delighted to publish this fabulous new technical tutorial with the creative app Color Lake. Jerry Jobe has once again created a comprehensive and fully immersing tutorial, we are sure you will find it very useful. Color Lake retails for $1.99/£1.49 and you can download it here. It has just been updated today and we have codes to giveaway for this app too, follow this link. Over to you Jerry (foreword by Joanne Carter). Back when my daughter (now a sophomore in college) was young, I wanted to share her interests. For a long time, that meant being immersed in everything Pokemon. So you’ll excuse me when I admit…
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…
