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Threaded replies are a small update, but regular users will really appreciate it. Instagram just launched a minor update that regular users will really enjoy: threaded comments. Previously, comments on the Facebook-owned photo sharing app were all lumped together, only @-replies denoting who was talking to who. dpreview.com »
A developer going by the handle B-S-G has created an unofficial port of Google's Camera app, allowing a larger number of Android users to utilize the software with much-loved features like HDR+. dpreview.com »
Photo apps for travelers Photographers take great care in choosing the right gear for a trip. Why not make sure your smartphone is well equipped for photography too? After all, it's probably the camera you'll have with you in the event that your DSLR battery comes up short, or your shoulders need a break from the weight of your photo bag. dpreview.com »
Lonely Planet, the world's largest travel guide book publisher, has just launched an Instagram-like mobile app called Trips that allows anyone to share their travel photos and create their own travel guides. dpreview.com »
Cascable, the iPhone app for remote-controlling DSLRs and mirrorless system cameras, has released a major update. Version 3. 0 comes with support for many newer cameras and, for the first time, also works with models from Fuji and Panasonic. dpreview.com »
A screenshot from the cloud-based photo editor 'Project Nimbus', accidentally leaked by Adobe yesterday. Screenshot: MacGenerations Adobe announced development of its 'Project Nimbus' cloud-based photo editor last year, but we knew very little about this stripped down 'Lightroom in the Cloud. dpreview.com »
A new iOS app called Explorest wants to help photographers find new locations to shoot. The company behind Explorest describes the app as a database of photo locations, ones submitted by local photographers who get a cut of the in-app purchase revenue in exchange for their contributions. dpreview.com »
What do you do when you come across something related to photography that you don’t know? Maybe a new term or a technique you were previously unaware of? Chances are that you do what most people do when they don’t know something… you Google it. thephoblographer.com »
Last year Google launched Motion Still for iOS, an app that stabilizes the iPhone's Live Photos and makes them shareable as looping GIFs and videos. Now the software giant has made the app available for Android devices running version 5. dpreview.com »
MyGearVault—the free app created by Jared Polin of Fro Knows Photo to track and protect your gear—is now available for Android users as well. No longer limited to iOS, Android users can now input, organize, and buy insurance for their gear, too. dpreview.com »
Before there were smartphones, disposable cameras used to be the go-anywhere cameras of choice for many casual photographers. If you are the nostalgic type, you can now get a simulated disposable camera experience on your iPhone, thanks to the new Gudak app by Korean startup Screw Bar. dpreview.com »
Google Photos is a very efficient tool for storing and sharing your images online, and can be conveniently used via dedicated mobile apps for iOS and Android. Now, using the service has become easier for desktop computer users as well. dpreview.com »
MiggFrom $99 | www. miggo. com Many photographers would probably agree that the image quality of smartphone cameras has improved rapidly over the past few years and in many cases now rivals the output from some conventional digital compact cameras. dpreview.com »
EyeEm has rolled out an update to its mobile app for Android that brings the new EyeEm Selects feature. EyeEm Selects helps you find the best photos on your phone's storage by scanning your camera roll and then using computer vision to suggest photos to upload. dpreview.com »
The Photographer's Ephemeris, a tool that helps photographer's plan landscape photos by providing lighting information about locations, will soon receive a new 3D upgrade. Over the weekend, the company announced plans to launch a new product called the Photographer's Ephemeris 3D for iOS, a 'visualize tool' that allows users to view the effects of sunlight on a landscape anywhere in the world using 3D topographical models. dpreview.com »
Sherpa is a free iOS app that turns top geotagged Instagram photos in to a travel guide and location scouting tool. The app, which is available for free on Apple’s App Store, curates geotagged images and presents them in the form of a visual travel guide, with location data added from other services like Foursquare […] petapixel.com »
The Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for the FilmLab negative scanning smartphone app that we recently wrote about has ended successfully, with more than 2000 backers funding the project almost 200%. dpreview.com »
Alongside a bunch of hardware announcements—new iMacs, the iMac Pro, and a new iPad Pro—Apple also took some time at the WWDC to announce a new macOS: High Sierra. Jokes about this “fully baked” operating system aside, the new OS adds some intriguing “pro-level” editing features to the Photos app. Ever since the death of […] petapixel.com »
Halide is a new ‘premium camera for your phone’ that provides advanced control over camera settings along with a gesture-based interface that aims to become muscle memory, like the dials of a camera. petapixel.com »
infltr, short for “infinite filters”, enables you to apply millions of filters to your media with a tap. The latest update enables GIF editing, making it the first app to feature editing of all 4 media types in one package. petapixel.com »
Cone is a beautifully designed iOS app that uses the phone’s camera to pick Pantone colors from the world around you. The $2.49 app samples colors along with their Pantone name in real-time – the precise opposite of the color matching project we wrote about yesterday. Cone is a very handy way to create satisfying […] petapixel.com »
Instagram is the most likely social media platform to cause teenagers to feel depressed, anxious, lonely, and with low body confidence. That’s according to a newly published study by the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) in the UK. petapixel.com »
This is amazing. The researchers at UC Berkeley who came up with the automatic colorizer algorithm we first shared back in March, 2016 have released a major update. The software now lets you team up with the algorithm to colorize complex black and white photos accurately in seconds. Both the original app and this update […] petapixel.com »
DJI has announced the availability of its Smart TV App for Samsung Tizen TV and Apple TV.
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Thanks to cheap secondhand cameras and a general 'retro trend' film photography is experiencing a true revival. However, most photographers who shoot film still need digital versions of their images to show them off online or send to friends and family, which is why film-scanning hardware and software is a necessary part of the equipment. dpreview.com »
Software developer Abe Fettig has a winner on his hands. His newly developed app FilmLab makes it easier than ever to turn film negatives and slides of various sizes into digital files without having to touch a scanner, understand wet mounting, or really do anymore more than point and shoot with your smartphone. Fettig says […] petapixel.com »
When camera companies announce new cameras or lenses, the press releases are often filled with generic statements about the wonderful qualities of the product. Now the marketing teams behind those words have a new shortcut: the Random Photo Marketing Generator. petapixel.com »
Brendan van Son and Photogearnews tested the new $30 Sony Digital Filter App: The post The new Sony Digital Filter App tested by Brendan van Son and Photogearnews appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »
The following is a Guest Post from Phototraces about Sony’s Smooth Reflection App (available here): Experimenting With Sony Smooth Reflection App I switched from a Canon DSLR to a Sony Mirrorless two years ago. sonyalpharumors.com »
Photographers with a strong presence on Instagram might soon be able to monetize their accounts in a more tangible way than has been possible so far. In an interview with Bloomberg, James Quarles, Instagram's head of business, has confirmed that Instagram will soon add a function to book a business or service directly from the mobile app. dpreview.com »
Instagram may soon become a solid revenue stream for talented photographers. The app’s head of business, James Quarles, has confirmed that Instagram will soon add the option to “book” a business right from inside the app. petapixel.com »
Sony have released a new Camera App that allows you to divide the scene into two or three areas and optimise the exposure and white balance for each area. Read more and comment » photographyblog.com »
Sony has announced the release of a new camera app called Digital Filter, giving photographers a way to merge parts from two or three different images into a single photo. It adds greater flexibility to a similar existing app called Sky HDR. dpreview.com »
Sony has just released an interesting new app for its mirrorless and high-end compact cameras. The app, called “Digital Filter,” lets you divide your sensor into up to 3 sections and capture each of those parts differently. petapixel.com »
Today Sony released a new Camera APP named “Digital Filter”. Digital Filter allows you to divide the scene into two or three areas and optimize the exposure and white balance for each area, helping you to shoot the best image. sonyalpharumors.com »
Prisma is a wildly popular iOS and Android app that uses a mix of neural networks, artificial intelligence and cloud-based machine learning to apply a range of filter effects to photos and videos. dpreview.com »
Meitu is an Android and iOS app made by China-based developer Xiamen Meitu Technology Co. , Ltd. The app adds cartoonish embellishments and facial feature distortion reminiscent of Japanese anime to selfies, and for some reason, became widely popular with Western users this week. dpreview.com »
The team behind Astropad, an iOS app that turns your iPad into a graphics tablet for the Mac, has today released Astropad Studio, a premium version of the original Astropad. The new release was specifically designed to work with the iPad Pro and offers better performance and an expanded feature set. dpreview.com »
Human trafficking is a horrific problem that affects an estimated 20+ million people globally, but don’t let that statistic overwhelm you. Thanks to the camera app TraffickCam, anybody with a smartphone can help fight this horror in a small way: by taking pictures of their hotel room when they travel. TraffickCam was created in 2015 […] petapixel.com »
Actor and now social media app developer, Troy Akin, has launched a Kickstarter campaign for his latest project, ModelBs. The app is designed to connect models and photographers in a safe and efficient manner. thephoblographer.com »
Twitter announced back in October 2016 that it would be shuttering Vine, its 6-second video sharing service. If you’re a faithful Vine user who wants Vine to live on, there’s good news for you now: some parts of Vine will live on as an app called Vine Camera. In a blog post published yesterday, the […] petapixel.com »
DxO has announced an update for the iOS app that supports its ONE camera. Version 2. 5 of the app will make it possible to use the camera for Facebook Live streaming. When used remotely via Wi-Fi, the app's Facebook Live integration allows for switching between the ONE's camera as well as the iPhone's built-in front and rear facing cameras. dpreview.com »
DxO has announced a major update to its DxO ONE camera app, introducing what it calls “the World’s first pro-level multi-camera solution for Facebook Live.” Read more and comment » photographyblog.com »
The makers of the popular VSCO image capture, editing and sharing app have announced an update to the iOS version of their app. Starting next week, VSCO for iOS will be capable of capturing and editing DNG Raw images on the iPhone 6 and newer models. dpreview.com »
The Tinder of the photographic industry has finally launched their own dedicated iOS app, making the model & photographer matchmaking service that much more enticing for creatives looking to collaborate while looking for alternatives to Facebook groups and Model Mayhem. thephoblographer.com »
VSCO’s app for iOS is a go-to for many mobile photographers, and this week it’s getting an important update: RAW support. But not just RAW support for your iPhone photos, VSCO’s mobile app can edit RAW photos from your phone and DSLR. petapixel.com »
Last week, we told you that Casey Neistat was saying goodbye to his hugely popular daily vlog. Today, we found out what he’s planning to do next. Neistat’s new home will be the cable news network CNN, which just acquired the 11-person team behind Neistat’s never-quite-took-off mobile video sharing app Beme for a reported $25 […] petapixel.com »
If you think your smartphone photos and other digital images look a little bland straight out of camera, you now have one more app at your disposal to give them more of a film-like appearance. dpreview.com »
This week Google announced the release of its all-new PhotoScan app, a mobile app aimed at helping users digitize and archive their old photos. Available on both iOS and Android devices, Google touts the apps ease-of-use and scan quality as key features of the software. thephoblographer.com »
Yesterday, Google introduced its pretty impressive new PhotoScan app and presented RAISR, an upsampling method that uses machine learning. You would think that was enough innovation in imaging for one day, but no, Google also implemented some pretty interesting upgrades to its Photos app that be found pre-installed on most Android smartphones and is also available for iOS devices and on the web. dpreview.com »
