One of the best original iPhone photography apps that sold over 14 million copies is getting a complete makeover. Camera+ 2 has been rewritten from the ground up for speed, with new iPad features, Lightbox/Photos integration, native RAW image editor and much more. Pre-order it now half price from App Store ahead of the scheduled launch next Tuesday.
In this article, you’ll learn how to remove duplicate photos from your iPhone library. In doing so, you’ll remove the clutter and save space.
Want to take bokeh images or shoot depth of field video using the Instagram camera? Now you can with Instagram’s new focus mode that leaves the person in the foreground sharp and clear while the background gets blurred.
Although Instagram does not permit users to upload their beautiful panoramic shots to the service, iPhone photographers needn’t worry. Thanks to a simple trick and an app called Panols, anyone can create seamless, swipeable ultra-wide posts on Instagram.
Use these apps to take stylish black and white photos and manipulate the speed and direction of video playback.
We’ve compiled some of the best apps for shooting, editing, recording photos and videos on the new iPhone X. Master these apps to become the ultimate iPhone photographer.
Canva allows for the easy creation of interesting graphics using customizable stock templates mixed with your own personal images.
Pixelmator is a very useful tool for photo editing on both Mac and iOS. I am going to show you how to remove facial blemishes in your photos using the iOS version of the app.
Instagram is rolling out a pair of minor yet very useful updates for its direct-messaging feature: sending images in landscape and portrait orientations, plus links.
Google just pushed a new version of Snapseed for iPhone and iPad to App Store. Snapseed version 2.17 includes a new Face Pose tool, the app’s second tool that focuses on working with portraits and selfies. There’s also a new Double Exposure filter for blending two photos using analog film techniques and digital image processing. You can grab the latest version of Snapseed for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch at no charge from App Store.
Camera+, my favorite iPhone photography app, was updated this morning on App Store with new features putting more RAW power at your fingertips while adding support for Peek and Pop gestures in the app on 3D Touch-enabled devices like the iPhone 6s/7 series. Building on the previous update which enabled RAW shooting and editing, the new Camera+ version 9.1 includes new RAW options for saving and exporting images at the best possible quality.
Anyone who’s serious about taking videos on their iOS device would agree that FiLMiC Pro for iPhone and iPad leaves Apple’s stock Camera app in the dust.
The filmmakers’ go-to app, this ultimate video recording and editing software has become even better thanks to yesterday’s update which brought out a redesigned user interface along with a number of new features.
The update includes iPhone 7-exclusive capabilities such as gamma curve controls for Natural, Dynamic, Flat and LOG (a first for mobile video), live adjustments for Shadow, Highlight, RGB, Saturation and Vibrance curves, temporal noise reduction up to 1080p resolution and more.
