Posts tagged with ‘photo’
PhotoFunia Puts Your Faces In Amazing Places
Watch the App A Day Review of PhotoFunia
For years the internet has been the place to see some crazy photoshopped images of people in places they shouldn’t/couldn’t be. Having the ability to put your face into an existing scene was one thing, making it look natural and real was quite another. Most of the time it just comes out wrong and that’s where PhotoFunia shines.
http://www.appaday.tv review of the Tilt Shift Gen, a ToyCamera app that will allow you to create retro miniature pictures. By adjusting various parameters, it allows you to apply many ToyCamera effects on your pictures: from miniature pictures to vintage styles images. It is an indispensable app for all the ones who like fashionable ToyCamera style pictures. With TiltShiftGenerator you’ll also be able to take a simple photo and adjust the details of each picture taken with camera apps such as my ToyCamera. Feature - 800x600 resolution (hiher res is ongoing) - Radial or Linaer blur - Contrast and Saturation controll - Vignetting Controll - Camera and Library import - Direct email and twitter support
Check out the web version of the app for free
With a sweet camera built into your mobile device, many of you have become amateur photographers overnight. It seems like every day a new photo related app is released but COLORSPLASH stands out from the rest.
ColorSplash lets you quickly and easily give photos a dramatic look by converting them to black and white, while keeping your chosen details in color. This effect - known as a “cutout” or “selective color” - draws the viewers’ attention to the colored areas.
In-app video tutorials as well as a detailed help page.
Undo any number of accidental brush strokes.
You can get yourself the COLORSPLASH app here
One of the most successful camera apps for the iPhone is the Hipstamatic. With a variety of old school lenses and films, the app was able to take new pictures and make them look old. If only we could Hipsta-tize existing photos…Now you can with the Swankolab. An old school photo-lab complete with chemicals and a variety of recipes that will have you mixing and matching a variety of effects in real time. Once you’re done, simply hang your photos up to dry and voila, you’ve got that low-tech look on your new-tech camera phone.
