May 22, 2011
If you own an iPad camera connection kit, while it’s certainly not the same as having access to Photoshop or other robust photo editing programs on your desktop, there’s still quite a bit of photo editing you can get done without spending a penny on a single paid app using nothing more than your iPad.
May 20, 2011
If you’re a photographer, the web can be a great way to share your art with the world. This manual breaks down the main tools you can use to set up a photoblog, including ones you can host on your domain and ones you can quickly use free of charge. You’ll see examples of photoblogging done well, and step-by-step instructions for getting started.
April 29, 2011
For us Apple iOS users, the Dropbox application is one of the best solutions for syncing images between your computer and one or more mobile devices. In addition, there are a couple of other iOS apps that picture-taking iPhone users will want to have as part of their mobile repertoire.
April 23, 2011
We have featured the Flickr Interestingness section in a few popular articles in the past. It is quite obvious that we (as well as our readers) love the feature because it is unique and really smart. It’s been working wonders for discovering the most creative photography artwork. For me, Flickr Interestingness has always been a constant stream of inspiration.
April 19, 2011
If you love mobile photography, then you must have heard or used Instagram. This popular photo sharing app for iPhone stands out among other similar photo sharing apps. The most notable features of Instagram is its set of image filters. But there’s something missing from this great app: a web interface.
April 15, 2011
Android users often bemoan the fact that they have to wait longer than iPhone users to get some of the cool apps – or that these applications never make it to the Android. A current complaint is that Hipstamatic and Instagram, both excellent iPhone retro photo manipulators, still aren’t available on Android. So, what is a good Hipstamatic alternative for Android? Well, a number of apps fit the bill.
April 7, 2011
Are you ready to try something a little new? How about a social network designed with smartphones in mind, rather than one based on desktop computer principles? Well, that’s what Color have put together. It’s a nifty little app for Android or iPhone which lets you take photos and share them with your friends.
April 6, 2011
These days most digital SLR cameras include the ability to shoot in RAW, an uncompressed image format that gives you great control over a number of photographic variables. This can vary from the basics like white balance and exposure; to curve adjustment, lens vignetting and more. As a semi-serious photographer and Linux user, you’ll be forgiven for feeling a bit left out when it comes to post-processing.
March 20, 2011
Now that Instagram has released a public API, sites that were formerly shut down, have the chance to re-open, and are competing with the many third party sites that are popping up around one of the most popular iPhone camera apps to hit the iTunes store. While Instagram’s popularity is undeniable, one of the main [...]
March 17, 2011
I think that the real work of any photographer starts after taking the pictures. Managing photos requires a lot of effort, especially in the digital era where anybody can easily take hundreds of shots using various cameras at hand. That’s why we tend to let our photos scatter amongst different devices, mostly on computers and [...]
