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Does anybody really edit their photos on their phone? I sometimes take snapshots straight for Twitter, but I never felt the need to enhance them. They are just
by Tichy 16y ago
Does anybody really edit their photos on their phone? I sometimes take snapshots straight for Twitter, but I never felt the need to enhance them. They are just snapshots. I have a real camera for other photos.
Just wondering, as photo apps seem to be immensely popular somehow.
- artmageddon 16y ago>Does anybody really edit their photos on their phone? I imagine that apps like those are meant for those who want to do REALLY simple things but have no idea what image-editing program to download on their computers or find Photoshop too complicated. Friends of mine love hitting a couple buttons to use sepia filters or make "Ye Olde Timey" photos from the pics they just took.
- Terretta 16y agoI "really edit" photos on the iPhone 4. The 5 megapixel camera is good enough, and these two tools are good enough: Photogene: http://www.i-photogene.com/photogene/main.html http://www.i-photogene.com/photogene/main.html Tiffen Photo fx: http://www.tiffen.com/photofx_homepage.html http://www.tiffen.com/photofx_homepage.html The first is a quick crop, gamma, color balance editor. The second is an amazingly complete set of professional photo filters, based on their Photoshop filter suite. The Tiffen suite of filters support layering and masking. Toy apps like Camera Bag, Hipstamatic, and Instagram are cute but don't allow a photographer any artistic latitude. All photos end up looking like the same half dozen built-in lomo-esque effects.