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May 10, 2012
If you’re an avid Twitter user who posts photos and video clips to your Twitter stream, you may like to know that Twitpic, the first ever photo sharing site for the popular social network, has recently released its very own free iPhone app of the same name. Twitpic is similar to other online photo services, [...]
May 9, 2012
With each version of Apple’s premiere photo editing application, iPhoto, it seems the company tries to make the application as accessible and user friendly as possible for people who are not professional or even serious amateur photographers. With iPhoto ’09, Apple added some quick Effects tools that require little or no knowledge about photo editing.
May 8, 2012
Photographers of the world – unite! On May 15th, a project by the name of ADay will kick off, uniting photos taken all over the world by professionals, amateurs and anyone else who can get a hold of a camera. The purpose of the project is to collect as many photos as possible from all [...]
May 5, 2012
There are plenty of photo editing and sharing applications on iOS. There are apps to make you fat, apps to make you look like a zombie and apps that will give your picture that hipster look and feel we all seem to love oh so much. Just a quick peek on the photography section of the App Store will show you that it is a breeding ground for some of the dumbest photo applications in the history of humankind. However, they are not all asinine.
May 4, 2012
When you look at a photo taken with a smartphone, one thing makes it easy to tell apart from a photo taken with a serious camera – depth of field. Photos taken with a dSLR often have somewhat blurry backgrounds, and the object of the photo is sharply focused, popping into view. AfterFocus is an app for Android and iPhone that promises to deliver the same look to your smartphone photos.
May 4, 2012
The Web is absolutely awash with images. Of all kinds. They’re everywhere, forming a major part of the majority of websites, or at least ones which want to treat visitors to some eye candy to complement the wall of text that may accompany them. Pinterest has shown just how important images are to most Web users. Millions of people have signed up to share images they love with others.
May 2, 2012
Flickr has just added a photo share button to their site that enables members to post and share their photos on Pinterest. Photos pinned from Flickr will be properly attributed, regardless where they are pinned from, just as they are on other sites including Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and WordPress. Flickr says you can pin all [...]
April 27, 2012
Flickr has just rolled out a nifty update that adds some awesome features that users have waited for. The main feature is a super quick HTML5 uploader. This new uploader makes the most of HTML5, and uses it especially well to optimize the overall speed of their site. Flickr claims that upload times are improved [...]
April 21, 2012
It seems like everyone wants in the cloud storage game these days – and now you can add Sony to the list of contenders. The company has just announced a new service called PlayMemories Online. It will offer five gigabytes of space for free and focus on photos. Sony apparently wants the service to capitalize [...]
April 21, 2012
In the release of iOS 5, Apple introduced Photo Stream as a possible solution to managing and sharing iOS camera photos between Apple mobile and computer devices. Indeed, Photo Stream has been helpful, but in this article I share the limitations of Photo Stream and the Camera Roll features for iOS, and how I’m trying to work around those issues.