Camera Overview The onboard camera app in the newer iPads are great and very useful out in the field. That said there are some other apps out there that offer a bit more functionality than the onboard camera that you… Continue Reading
Traditional Film Simulation Apps Overview There are many apps at the App Store that can create various effects on your photos. You can find everything from old toy camera effects to apps for adding grunge and distressed textures. We’ll be… Continue Reading
Overview of Photo Effects Aps We have looked at the basic photo editing apps, the ones that help you help you color correct, sharpen and repair images, in another entry. But, there are lots of apps available that can add fun effects… Continue Reading
Important General & Preferences Info We often get asked about what apps are available for editing photos on their iPads and iPhones. This is particularly hard question to give a simple answer too. There are so many choices in… Continue Reading
The Flickr app is an easy to use image Flickr site uploader for your iPad and iPhone made by Yahoo. They also offer a for version for your desktop. The app is free and offers many new features besides making… Continue Reading
If you want a little extra control while using your camera and iPad camera, have a look at Camera+. It offers you some tools that are missing on the native camera app. Some of the tools include being able to… Continue Reading
Adobe PS Touch is a much more advanced Photoshop like editor for your images. You can combine images, use layers, selections, adjustments and apply professional effects to your images While there are not masks in the app yet, you can… Continue Reading
PS Express is an easy to use, very basic, free photo editor made by Adobe. You can choose from a variety of one-touch effects, adjust exposure, brightness, contrast and more. Use your finger to drag across the screen to crop,… Continue Reading
AntiCrop is a really useful tool for uncropping your images. So if you copped that image just a little to tight when you snapped the shutter just fire up AntiCrop. It allows you to add areas back into your image… Continue Reading