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One of the best photo apps, Adobe Photoshop Express for Android is a basic but capable image editor that lets you make quick edits on your phone or tablet and has the tremendous advantage of being free. 
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The feature-rich photo-editing app Handy Photo has just been updated to version 2.0 with a redesigned interface and a number of new features. Handy Photo 2.0 boasts a new ability to selectively adjust tone and color using linear gradient mask, elliptical mask, and masking brush modes.
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The upgrade to Handy Photo 2.0 has gone wild with the newest features you'll be able to control. From apllying various filters to hitting the reset button. Even instructions and importing files from iTunes.
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Photosharing apps are popular, Photoshop is popular, why not bring them together? That's the idea behind Bazaart, an iOS app that hits version 2.0 today.
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Bringing together the two things that everyone loves, Photoshop and Instagram. Well it's finally happened. This new iOS app Bazaart, this startup base could led to bigger and better things. Keep an eye out for this one!
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Morpholio is trying to bundle up a handful of tools from the analog world of idea-making into one digital product. The app is part of the Morpholio Project, an effort by a quintet of creatives to bring the design process into the digital age (the team, which met at Columbia University, includes Jeffrey Kenoff, Toru Hasegawa, Mark Collins, Anna Kenoff and Ciara Seymour). With their marquee app, Morpholio, they aimed to reinvent the critique, making it possible for “architects, designers, photographers, artists, or members of any creative culture to beautifully present, creatively share, and instantly discuss their work in one seamless platform.”
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What an app this turned out to be. It's primary functionality is a tracing paper-style layers. With the slide of your finger, you can layer sketches on top of one another.
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The “InPaint” mobile graphic editing application was featured on NewsWatch as part of its popular segment, AppWatch, that takes a look at the latest and coolest mobile applications and services on the iOS and Android market. Andrew Tropeano, host of AppWatch, conducted the app review and shared with viewers how the application allows users to edit photos easily and quickly on their computer.
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The new "InPaint" editing app, was featured on AppWatch. All you ahve to do is choose the elements you want removed from the photo. And with those spots vacant, the algorithm builds the textures to fill in the area.
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After an extended beta test period, VSCO Cam for Android is now available to download from the Google Play Store. VSCO Cam is one of the most popular photography apps for iOS, as it combines a simple-to-use interface with powerful filters and photo editing tools. The app is free and available for most devices with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or higher. But there are a couple of things missing from the app depending on which Android device it's installed on. For instance, the vast majority of Android devices do not support spot metering, so VSCO was required to disable the two-finger split focus and metering tool in the camera section of the app. Still, the interface and picture-taking experience is as fast and responsive on Android as it is on iOS, which is no small feat.
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One of the more popular photo editing tool is now the VSCO Cam. Even though it was challenging, the co-founders knew that with the comments from the audience, this was what they wanted. But building it for the Android, is a heavy step forward.
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Less than a month after its launch on iOS, LoryStripes has been updated with universal support. LoryStripes is a photo-editing app that lets you add ribbons and lines, called "Stripes," to your photos. As we noted in our Today's Best Apps feature including LoryStripes: "With a little effort and time, these rippling ribbons can be strung, woven, and wrapped around you, others, or even inanimate objects." LoryStripes was launched as an app optimized for iPhone and iPod touch only. But with its first ever update, which also includes some bug fixes, the app has been optimized for iPad as well. But as before, LoryStripes offers the following features:
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This is a trippy take on apps. If you wanted to place ribbons or stripes throughout your photos, this would be it. I've honestly never come across something quite like this. But overall it does seem that you would be able to become creative with the shots you've taken.
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Photography software for Mac OS X just got a new variation on the theme. Macphun developers of the popular Snapheal and FX Photo Studio recently debuted Intensify, a photo editor that specializes in enhancing image details. Intensify, whiche works on 64-bit Macs running OS X 10.7 and above, comes in two versions. The $40 standalone program is available on the Mac App Store now for an introductory price of $30. The Pro version, which features plug-ins for Adobe Photoshop and Elements, Aperture, and Lightroom, costs $60 and is available on the Macphun website or loaded on 4GB SD cards for retail sale. The plug-in works with Adobe Photoshop CS5, CS6, and CC; Photoshop Elements 10 or later; Lightroom 4.0 or later, Apple Aperture 3.3, and iPhoto. We tested the Pro version. Anyone accustomed to Mac image-editing software won’t need to consult the manual to get started with Intensify. Some presets have clothing catalog-style names such as Good Cityscape, Calm Day, Spicy, and Autumn Morning, whose meanings may vary. Other preset names, such as Strong Details, HDR Vivid, and Crisp are easier to decipher. You can set up the app to show a simultaneous before and after comparison to keep track of your changes to an image, and you can use the Eye icon to preview changes. The interface performed smoothly for enlarging and navigating around images. The program sits in a convenient application window with top and righthand toolbars featuring the controls and presets. Image layers let you edit easily and nondestructively.
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Without using a manual, we tend to get lost. But with Intensify, which has may favorite feature the before and after comparisons. Because who wants to keep going back and forth between separate windows just to see what you've just edited? Right, no one. And this app is cheaper than your standard issue, especially coming from the Mac App Store.
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Turn your photos to GREAT Sketch PHOTOS! with new Amazing -36- retro and sketching effects! Super Edit in this full version + fast image sharing!
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More of the artistic person, this Sketch me app has it down when it comes to the vintage style of old schooling sketching. Take any picture you want and turn it into a pencil paint effect or any of the vintage filters that it has to offer. Alternatively this has a large filter selection, so maybe you might want to give it shot and see if it fits your style.
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Tintii Photo Filter enables you to apply color separation effects to your images with a few clicks of your mouse. The program automatically separates the color profiles of an image into a handful of major hues, and allows you to select the colors that you want to show or suppress with the help of small thumbnail previews that you can click on to apply the filter. You can stack multiple colors and also adjust saturation and hue settings to make the effects more intense or subtle. There is no need to trace around the outline of objects, apply masks, or be confined to a rigid set of colors spaced equally round the color-wheel. tintii Photo Filter is a standalone application but is also available as Photoshop plug-in at an additional charge. Tintii photo filter a smart photo filter for striking color in the photo is optional. With this effect you can create beautiful and dramatic. This software has the ability to work as a Photoshop plugin or a standalone application is. The most important feature of the new version of its compatibility with Windows 7 Vnskhh Tintii Photo Filter 2.8.0 Photoshop software is different. these software are quite colorful images of all parts of the process and keep them with your choice of color, black White does. This technique is also called the highlight color and paint choice is also well known. For the application of image processing can smooth out the edges and the more control you will provide greyscale. Tintii Photo Filter software as plug-ins for Adobe Photoshop, Photoshop Elements and Corel Paint Shop Pro worked In connection with these tools you can choose the desired color. It is now accepted by many photographers, graphic designers and web designers.
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Tintii Selective Color can work or act as an app, instead of needing the entire software program of Photoshop to work. Handy right? Maybe you want to take a black and white image and add a bit of pop of color, like red or a striking yellow.
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Awesome work guys!! by TheseRMyThoughts, United States Unparalleled control over the photo editing process for the photographer in everyone! New Features: Speech bubbles, image cropping, emoji, white balance! Millions of effects and possibilitites at the tip of your finger! More Effects and possibilities to turn your pictures and images into stunning artwork: More than 80 different shapes to fold a photo. Create your own customized shape by superimposing shapes, millions of possible combinations! None of them compare to this wrapcam! Wrap Camera is the ultimate photo and image editing tool to create stunning pictures and artwork. Finger Wrap: countless custom effects by twisting, turning, stretching and dragging your photo like a piece of cloth Wrap: Wrap up pictures. Swirl: Photo Flow at the fingertip. Elasta: Rubber band effect for your images. Draggy: Drag the edges More Filters: 21 unique finishing filters to enhance photos and pictures. Add FX: 31 exclusive special effects to create stunning photo art. Millions of customized effects by superimposing filters, endless possibilities. Blending images: 4 special blending effects. Light and color: Adjust light, shade and color of your picture framing: Add frames to your photo for a perfect finish More other tools: Special photo editor to brush up your image focus and blur: Focus certain areas of a picture and blur out the rest. Enhance dimmed photos. Single click features for ease of use. Saving pictures in high resolution. Remove red eyes from flashlight More sharing: One touch sharing to Instagram. Quick Share to Facebook and twitter
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The Wrap camera...has everything. Adding text to your photos, it will act as a photo editor as well. Enhanced areas of your photo to work on blimishes or spots. But overall take the time to mess around with this one and figure out what you like about it. I have.
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This beautiful app packs a big punch when it comes to editing your photos to perfection. It’s quite simple and intuitive to use, and it looks great at the same time. On the first launch, you are welcomed with a simple main screen that cycles through beautiful photographs, in a similar way that Prettify does, but without the blur.
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This review of Faded goes far and beyond, about telling how the interface has an intuitive use. Walking you through step by step about what it means to use this app.
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Yes, we're all fascinated by what you had for lunch. But sometimes actual news/history is shared in the Instagram universe, and now there's a convenient new way to browse through and find pictures of those events.
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Who doesn't like seeing a time capsule review of the photos that they've taken over the course of a few months or even a year. It allos you to comb through Instagram, taken at a specfic time and place. Now not only is that reassuring but saves you a lot of time, when you're trying to show someone a certain image of Central Park last Autumn.
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With this huge *free* update, we’re very happy to present to you The Lab, which brings world-class photo editing to your iPhone. Our goal was to bring you best quality adjustments, delivered in a very slick UI, and we think we’ve really nailed it. Here’s what you’ll find in it…
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Camera+ 5, has been released with new editing features. Do you want to give your photos a soft focus, a duotone or use the film grain key? You can even use it to crop your iPhone wallpaper.
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While you can't brin your students or board members with you everywhere you go, you can now bring your ideas and experiences back to them with ease. TechSmith Corporation capitalized on mobile trends with its recently introduced mobile app, TechSmith Fuse, which allows users to easily export images and video from their mobile devices to Snagit and Camtasia. However, capturing and collaborating wtih iamges and video can be challenging when the content becomes trapped on our devices. TechSmith users are smart, innovative individuals who have a lot of knowledge to share,” said William Hamilton, founder and president of TechSmith. “We wanted to make the sharing process easier. We took what was once a complicated process and condensed it down to one step. With TechSmith Fuse, users can utilize real-world examples better than ever before.” TechSmith users are smart, innovative individuals who have a lot of knowledge to share,” said William Hamilton, founder and president of TechSmith. “We wanted to make the sharing process easier. We took what was once a complicated process and condensed it down to one step. With TechSmith Fuse, users can utilize real-world examples better than ever before.”
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TechSmith Fuse app, adds in the collaboration of an easily misused idea. Between images and video, it can bcome messy and eventually you would want to give up on the project all together. Thankfully with TechSmith you won't have to worry about that.
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Download InstaFrame: http://insta-frame.com Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ImaginationUnlimited.instaframe Apple Store: http:...
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For Androids and iOS phones, InstaFrame could almost seem like the twin to Instagram. But for entertaining photo collages. What to show more than one photo at a time about your day on the beach or at a new restort. This would be your best bet at showing off your wonderful day.
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Tired of shooting photos of your latest meal for Instagram? Need some new ideas, some challenges, something new and fresh to do with your iPhone camera. Well... ok do this. The idea behind the app is that you offer up a suggestion for your friends to photograph and then everyone shares a photo that fits the suggestion.
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Perfect, this app acts as a surprise Christmas present! Why? Because after all that time of figuring out what you want to take a photo of (maybe not another food item or painted fingernails). This app acts as a helpful suggestive hint at a whole creative spark that may start between you and your friends.
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Bogata, Colombia (PRWEB) November 19, 2013 Keeping in touch with friends, family, and old middle school acquaintances just got even easier. Gloup, a new storytelling video app, lets users chronicle their day in one-second snippets and build those snippets into stories (up to seven seconds long) that they can share with friends - - even non-Gloup users! The free iOS app launches today, Tuesday, November 19th. Were obsessed with film and technology developing Gloup was our way of honoring both passions, said co-founders Andres Duran and Daniel Correa. Our app allows users to creatively tell the story of their lives through quick snippets similar to the snapshots millions of us take daily with our phones. Users can stay in-touch with friends and family while discovering new contacts and discussions. So, what makes Gloup different from the other 97,355 video apps on the market? The co-founders are college-aged enterpeurs who have created a unique app for their generation without resoucres or backing from big business or VC-groups.
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Gloup is the inter-active story teller that can be shared between friends, acquaintances and family memebers. You can create up to a 7 second story of your day or of your time at Disneyland. This is the answer to the moving photos in Harry Potter. We have reached that destination my friends.
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Description: While we keep on hearing that our smartphones and tablets now have comparable performance to our laptops and desktops, there hasn't really been any desktop-class photo editing for Android. For instance, photo editing on mobile is still very much a simple “wizard-like” process, filled with filters and quick fixes. It doesn’t have to be like that though, as there are apps out there that can help you get the best of your photos – even in RAW format. Photo Mate R2 is the sequel to the popular photo editing app that gave photographers the same sort of tools they’re used to. Photo Mate R2 is back with a new UI, hundreds of new features and far-reaching RAW support. It’s definitely the best Android app for those looking to get granular editing tools on the go, no matter where they are.How it Works: First of all, you’ll need to download the app from the Play Store and remember, you’re going to need a fairly powerful tablet for this to work well, so something from the high-end from the last year or so. Once you’ve done that, you can go about getting your photos into Photo Mate R2. You can do this by importing files from the internal storage, from your SD card slot (if available), from a network and even from your Camera using USB.
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After all the talk about smartphones and tablet, Android got a bit left behind in the dust, with the whole comparison between smartphones and laptops. This review on the Photo Mate R2 is on the higher end of technology. And with that in mind it will run better on the higher side, so basically any thing from last year till now. And you'll have three different ways of how to import your photos.
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Kevin Reddy and Sung Kim got tired of unintuitive camera apps so they decided to develop their own. Gestures camera app is a future best seller we think! Gestures is brought to reality by Kevin Reddy, Sung Kim and their team, and it is going to be a truly interesting app to check out. Mashing Apple’s flawless design with intuitive and innovative features will probably make this camera app one of App Store’s most popular apps at some point. The interface is minimalistic, and that is what we want. We don’t care about bulky interfaces when we’re taking photos we want to see the photo itself, right? The Gestures app will incorporate a string of innovative features, like instant touch photo snapping and pinch gallery browsing, just to name a couple. That is exactly why the whole interface is so intuitive that it doesn’t matter where you are from, it comes natural to zoom into a gallery to see photos in actual size. Unfortunately, the Gestures camera app is not yet ready for the App Store. The founders and the team behind it are looking to crowdfund the remaining development and marketing of the app. They have turned to Kickstarter to see if its community will feel the excitement to pledge the $10,000 necessary to bring the Gestures camera app to market.
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There are already so many camera apps to deal with, which one will work fast and keep me connected with the everyone? So why should you pay attention to Gestures? Besides seeing your photos in their actual size and will more importantly be more popular at the App Store soon. Keep you eye out and listen for more on this app not yet on the market.
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In addition to announcing the Nokia Camera app and RAW support for the Lumia 1020 and 1520 (read about that here), Nokia made one other camera-centric announcement that had us perking our ears up: the company also introduced a Lytro-like refocusing camera app called Nokia Refocus Lens. Initial reports were a bit confusing, but it looks like Nokia Refocus Lens is indeed a stand-alone app and not (at least not yet) a part of the new Nokia Camera app. Details are still slim, but the company has launched a dedicated Refocus site to demonstrate what the app can do. Basically, this will be yet another software-based version of the Lytro-inspired “shoot first focus later” approach. Since there isn’t any light-field technology built into the cameras, the system works by analyzing the scene and taking anywhere from two to eight pictures, which it then stitches together intelligently into a focusable final image.
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The Lytro inspired first focus feature. Where at any point, whether you are up close and like in the photo above, a city far away in the background. Usually it's either one or the other that is in focus, but the Nokia Camera app will take a series of photos if it has too, to stitch together. Ultimately to make the perfect in focus image.
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The Piclipse app is the ultimate photo editor on the go. It goes beyond what a general photo editing app can do and perceive. With over forty different and unique editing filters, you will be torn between so many to apply to your favorite photos. Common features such as text addition, color control, and convenient individual effect removal are still a part of this distinct app. It doesn’t stop there though. You also have the ability to turn your photos into slide shows with music you can snag form your device’s library. Want to showcase your creation? Save the slide show(s) in video file format and email it to your friends and family. Want to get the perfect shot of something or someone in motion. With a sleek interface and a nice contrasting backdrop, all editing features are noticeable and recognizable. Each editing option is highlighted and obvious, and with a few taps here and there anyone can figure how to use each feature and what it does for the user. Filters are identifiable on the bottom of the screen and additional editing options are available on the upper right and left had corners. Instant edited photo sharing via personal social network accounts such as Twitter and Facebook is also made easy.
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When a photo editor app is described as, not your ordinary app...you've caught my attention. A favorite detail of mine happens to be the slideshow were you can add music to it. Okay that's just something I would do, but there a plenty of other things that you need to check out on Piclipse.
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Adobe's Android App, which is the Version 2.0 have some major changes but so that you can now get the most usage out of it. The Photoshop Express app, has all the popular features so you won't be missing out on the action.