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With the advent of wearable technology, it was inevitable the devices would soon start to integrate into mobile photographers' workflow. And thanks to Google's latest update, its Camera app looks to be the first to the punch. 
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The tech world is full of 'wars,' all of them over the attention of that flighty creature known as 'the consumer.' And one of the wars being raged most furfuriously is between the major social networks: the established behemoths Facebook, Instagram and Twitter; that stubborn network loved by photogs, Google+; and the new kid on the block that has everybody’s undergarments in a bunch: Snapchat.
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Tech wars are an every day thing. Twitter has now joined a long list, but it's going up against Snapchat and not in an all out destorying kind of way. Actually on the apps newest update, Twitter will allow you to send pictures via direct message. No more scandel's....hopefully.
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"A new breed of photo editing app, including Pixtr (pictured), is gaining popularity as people seek to digitally doctor their selfies so that they can look better online. While photo retouching technology has long been available in expensive computer packages and used in fashion magazines, the rise of free photo editing apps has enabled more people to make their selfies picture perfect."
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If you've ever wanted to airbrush your photos, this article will show you some popular airbrush apps you can use to turn your regular pictures into magazine-worthy images. Whether you're trying make your selfies look better or want to enhance your facial features, these apps will let you do just that.
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10 Very Useful iPhone Photography Tutorials For The Artist In You - PhotoFizz is news aggregator and aggregates photo industry news. Fotomecha, is a tutorial in which you will learn how to take multiple exposures and put them into grids. How to change a light photo to a dark, dramatic scene. Sometimes all it takes is a couple of steps to dramatically change the look of a photograph. In this 3-step tutorial we'll change a daylight photo into a dramatic, darker image using Camera+ and add a bit of grunge at the end using one of my favorite apps PicGrunger. How to create a striking silhouette using Snapseed & Photoshop Express. In this illustrated tutorial you will learn how to create a dramatic silhouette starting from a color image by adjusting brightness and contrast using Photoshop Express and Snapseed. How to add drama to a portrait with Black & White. A great, quick step black and white tutorial by Xavier Reya about how to create a moody and dramatic portrait fro a color photograph using just 3 apps.
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iPhone photography has to be as common as morning breakfast. You can't go a day without snapping a photo or testing something out on some new app. What about having some useful apps for just your iPhone Photography. Create that dramatic portrait or get yourself involved with Mixed Media Arts.
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If you like awesome photo effects, this app is crafted for you. This is app has the collection of best instant photo effects. You can also add the best frames, add text to photos and much more.
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Frames and instant photo effects, if you love effects and a lot of them to choose from, this photobooth would be a good app to try out. I've messed around with this app, that has a lot of brightness and +40 free space effects, which to m you cna never have enough of.
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Some days you are applying yourself to a specific project and everything you come up with looks invariably wrong. It’s not that your image will look bad per se, but the feeling is things are just not what you are after, and you cannot understand when and how you took a wrong turn. I started with the Moon itself in Alien Sky. Then I moved on to build the various components, through Deco Sketch, Laminar, Glaze, Geló, Over, Handy Photo, assembling everything in Image Blender. Finally, I went through Mextures for softening the overall image feel and Vsco Cam for final color toning.
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For me, this was an inspiring take on how we seem the moon. These numerous takes on textures and colors take your breath away. It just goes to show that with a foreign element, however we perceive it, we have the tools to make planets come to life with different apps.
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Yahoo updates Flickr iOS app bringing new filters and photo editing options: It looks like Yahoo wants Flickr to be the one stop app for creating and sharing photos, at least on...
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Find out how to use Snapseed and what makes it such a great app for photo editing of your mobile photography images
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A slightly easier way of editing photos on your phone.
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Each day we publish a short quick tip to help you with your mobile photography, this may be related to editing your image, capturing your image, printing your image, all manner of things, across the complete photographic and art mobile genre – we’ll be featuring great mobile street photography tips, great blending tips, great cloning tips, we will cover it all from some of the greatest mobile photographers and artists in the world.
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Ever wondered how some people can pull off, one of the coolest photographic designs to hit the web. Check out this tip of the day on The App Whisperer.
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The ubiquitous presence of mobile digital devices has helped promote the growth of educational apps that help everybody from raw beginner to experienced professionals in any of a multitude of areas. ...
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Everyone enjoys taking pictures, as taking a photo is how many choose to capture a moment or memory in digital form. The iPhone — and, by extension, iOS as a platform — has quickly become one of the most popular ways to take these photos. Apple has included industry-leading optics in their devices since the iPhone 4. More importantly, Apple has focused on the software side of their solution, making a solution where tech specs take a back seat to the processing techniques in iOS. Let’s take a look back at the year through the lens (pun intended) of photography.
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It's officially 2014, and what better way to start the year than with a look at how far smartphone photography has come in the past year. This article offers some valuable insight into the photo apps, hardware, and software that changed the way we captured photos in 2013.
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"Collages are a great way to showcase a small group of photos that tell a story in a unique way. Instead of relying on a single iconic image or an album stuffed with similar photos to symbolize a complex thought or event, try a handful of images in a unique arrangement to deliver the big picture. These nine apps constitute a small percentage of what’s available for the iOS platform, but they represent the best or at least unique examples of the genre and can serve as a starting point for your own explorations."
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Discover some the best photo collage iOS apps with this article from Macworld. If you're planning a vacation soon, or want to do something creative with your photo collection, this is an article you definitely need check out.
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Selfie. It's one of many internet words that, despite its pervasiveness in the digital world, sends us quivering and recoiling when we hear it IRL. EyeEm – the Berlin-based photography community and marketplace – offers 17 filters and a sleek interface on its mobile app available on iOS and Android. Lucky for you, as of earlier this month, you can be super gnarly and take selfies from an iPad! Comparisons with Instagram are inevitable, but what sets EyeEm apart is its focus on photography (as opposed to a social photo diary), advanced image discovery function and option for users to sell their images.
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As the selfie has become a real term in the dictionary and is regarded as a national (just for a few seconds) past time. You need to see what apps are available that will catch exactly what you see in the mirror. Check out these ten for the ultimate experience.
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Great app, costs a few pence here and there but great fun. What you get is a retro styled camera with a variety of lens options and frames/borders that add that real vintage feel to your pics. Hipstamatic was way further ahead of facebook and instagram with the whole ‘filter’ thang. The quality of the pics is sooo much better that those on instagram, being sharper, higher clarity. In addition you can organise prints and order real analogue prints via there store. There are a few extra bells and whistles now, but the base unit is the same. The sharing options are pretty awesome too, linking nicely to instagram / tumblr / flickr etc. Leave the default camera on your iPhone alone and get your head around this powerful camera and video app. Seriously impressed with this bit of kit, it features: Auto white balance (and lock), focus lock, anti-shake, timer, filters, exposure control (by simply scrubbing over area you want to expose for), burst mode, tags (great for like me when you are part taking photos for one of your blogs at a later date), geotags, big button mode (turning your screen into a button – great for covert street photography) and great sharing tools. Slice, dice and mix match those pics into multi-montage diptychs and beyond. Its a great tool for creating photo-stories and when you don’t want to flood your feed with 4 – 6 images of a similar thing. Without a doubt, over the last couple of years this has been the app that people have asked me the most about.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah we here it all the time. The best apps to use while traveling. Well this article was the first I came across that said, well why would you want to carry your big, brand new DSLR camera...on a beach. Which made me think, yeah why would you because...logically you would have that wrapped up so not even a pebble of sand would imbed itself in your camera. And that alone made me want to check out this traveling apps article...common sense.
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FILTERS! is your key to stunning iPhone photography Filters! comes complete with over 100+ real-time Filters & Effects. Use professional style filters on your iPhone, live, with dramatic results. With our intuitive interface you can control focus, touch-and-hold exposure lock, tap-and-focus lock and real-time filters - allowing you to create stunning images. Take control of your iPhone photography with Filters! when you take the photo, not after. Simple. Elegant. Intuitive.Focus on the image, not the device. With Filters! it's the easiest way to capture stunning, professional photos with your iPhone. Filters & Effects. Over 100+ Filters! and Effects. The possibilities are limited only to your imagination. Perfect for portraits and outdoors
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iphoneography has a special place in my heart. That means the filters that could possibly make my photo pop more, also have a place in my heart. Using professional style filters, with a perfect infused dramatic result, while being able to control manually.
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Whether you are professional photographer that likes to travel light (i.e. without a laptop) or casual photographer that simply likes the convenience of using the iPad, there are a number of apps in the app store for editing photos. We have sifted through the bunch and selected some of our favorites.
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If you enjoy design and typography but Photoshop drives you nuts, you might enjoy this new app for iPhone.
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Studio is a new app, where design was their primary idea, giving focus to a navigation of beautiful layers, creating out of this world captions. Could this be the next big thing?
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Welcome to our Photo App Lounge section of theappwhisperer.com. This is an area on our site where we ask highly accomplished mobile photographers what their top five photo apps are... Via Geri Centonze
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“Fair” captured by Gerard Godin and processed using Instagram (Click image to see more from Godin). 2. Hipstamatic (iOS). iPhone users shoot square photos using the digital photography app Hipstamatic.
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Android smartwatch owners just received an app that they can hide at the edge of their sleeve. A remote control shutter that is powered by smartphones and smartcameras.