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This is definitely an early release. At press time, it's iPad-only, which means iPhone and Android users are out of luck. And features like star ratings have not yet been integrated (you can flag your favorites though). Still, setting it up is simple and seamless, and in its first version it is already incredibly useful.
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The first version of Adobe Lightroom for mobile was released earlier today, and the guys at popphoto.com got a chance to test it out. If you want to be one of the first people to find out the new mobile features of Adobe Lightroom, this article is for you. 
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Mark II Artist's Viewfinder is the kind of iPhone app every kind of camera nerd can appreciate. While it will take photos, its main draw is that it replicates the viewfinder of hundreds of camera and lens setups. So if you find an incredible view, and want to know what it would like if you were to bring your medium format camera out with you, you can do so from the palm of your hand.
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Mark II Artist's Viewfinder is an iPhone photography app that gives photographer and cinematographers the ability to access more than 470 still and motion picture cameras, 150 medium/large format backs and several lenses. If you're passionate about your photography, this app is for you.
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"Pixorial, the award-winning personal media sharing platform, today announced the addition of photo functionality, a new streamlined interface, and enhanced sharing options to its Android smartphone."
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Pixorial recently received a slew of updates aimed at making the app even more powerful than it was before. Among other updates, is a streamlined user interface, enhanced sharing options, unlimited rich media, and the addition of smart albums that let you quickly organize your photos and videos. Read the article for more details about the app.
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If you're a Drake fan, then Drake Shake is the photo app for you. This simple yet addictive app will make Drake appear in your photos whenever you want. Take a look at the article for more information.
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You know how most image editing apps have a “paint” filter that supposedly makes you photo look like it was actually made with oils or watercolors?
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Waterlogue is a cool iOS app that lets you convert your photos into watercolor paintings. The results re actually pretty impressive considering the effects are based of photo filter presets.
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This father is exhausted… in a funny because it’s true kind of way. Over the past three months, YouTube user and proud father of two, Bottlerocket, has been recording a 6-second Vine video every Saturday morning with his 4-year-old. Complete with annoyed look (it’s put on folks, he loves his daughter), obnoxiously loud music and rowdy little girl, the Vine compilation above is something of an ode to exhausted parents everywhere.
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If you're a parent then you know how exhausting it can be starting your day with an overly excited child jumping around the house. For proud father of two, Bottlerocket, this was the inspiration to start a series of vines that captures 3 months of Saturday mornings with his 4-year old daughter.
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With a smartphone, everyone's an aspiring photographer. If you're a professional photographer, you might frown on pocket shutterbugs.
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These 4 photo apps are designed to improve your photographs with the least amount of effort. If you want to add a new app to your photo collection, something from this list might do.
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Here’s a review of my favourite mobile photography apps and tips for how to use them.
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If there's one thing about photography apps, its that you can never have enough of them. There is always something new coming out in the app store and its always fun trying to decide which one to download in order to make your pictures look better. This article will help you get started with three of the best photography apps currently available on smartphones.
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""Cover Cam is specially designed camera to capture beautiful Facebook cover photos. See the first screenshot, it will say whole story of the app. The unique idea behind Cover Cam is you can combine your Facebook profile picture and cover photo into one image. It makes your Facebook timeline header more beautiful, meaningful, attractive or something totally crazy," the app description reads."
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If you're looking for an app that lets you create unique cover photos for your Facebook timeline, Cover Cam might just be the app you're looking for. This article provides a rundown fo the features of the app and gives reasons why this is a one of a kind app for taking cover photos.
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Managing one’s photo collection completely from an iPad can be a great way to liberate oneself from the computer. The App Store has no shortage of options empowering users to view, edit, and share albums.
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If you have a huge library of photos on your iPad, it might be a good idea to invest in a photo organization app. This article gives a list of the 4 best iPad apps to manage your collection.
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Google just released their latest photo app for Android, and many users are already clamoring over the awesome features packed into the app. This article provides a look at some of the best features this photo app has to offer.