Appotography’s pick of the most relevant iPhone and iPad photography app updates.
If you are a regular user of Laminar (both iPhone and Pro versions) you have probably been unable to use the app recently. Maybe you have noticed the app was withdrawn from the App Store as well. It’s now almost two weeks that the Laminar apps are not available for sale anymore.
So what happened exactly? To save you from the trouble of contacting the developer on your own (trust me, support was pretty sluggish), I will share the reply I got. Continue reading “What Happened to Laminar?”
Cycloramic Studio 360 Panorama 3.1 is out. With the latest version of Cycloramic come new features to create panoramas on iPhone and iPad. As a way to celebrate the release of the iPhone 5s, the developer is now giving users the chance to download the app for free (full price is $1.99).
Cycloramic 3.1 introduces increased final panorama resolution Continue reading “New Cycloramic Out For Free”
A new version of VSCO Cam is out. The release of 2.1 represents a major update, the biggest and most comprehensive ever for this iOS app, so far. These are the main improvements and changes you will find in VSCO Cam 2.1.
Vsco released a new preset pack in collaboration with fashion brand Street Etiquette for their Vsco Cam. The pack is part of a broader editorial project titled Slumflower which includes a photo book and a fictional documentary.
The new Street Etiquette pack comes with three color presets Continue reading “New Vsco Cam Street Etiquette Preset Pack”
Superimpose version 2.8 is out now. In the new release you will find some significant improvements that will make your masking and blending proceed more smoothly to make your overall editing workflow easier.
Here are the changes in the latest version of the app Continue reading “Superimpose 2.8 Out Now”
Hipstamatic sandwiched this year’s summer in the Northern Hemisphere’ between Brazilian and Argentinian impressions, with a brief inexplicable excursion into East Sussex. It will be some time yet before the beneficial effects of a cooler season will make a comeback to these river banks. August was too warm for productivity and physical fitness, and the well-informed promise September will be slightly worse. Mr K—should I rather call him señor, given the occasion?—and I didn’t have much time to go around, snapping pictures or doing wild doggy things. We had time to play ball however, but most of it was performed only after the warmest hours of the day, because earlier His Canineness refused to move. Mr K is still waiting to be summoned by a football national team and be given the chance to show off. Being a dog, of course he doesn’t care much about nationality and as an Icelander with some degree of international experience he doesn’t want to play in a team that seldom gets any excitement. Any national team will do, but Argentina is about as welcome as it can get for stroking his ego.
In spite of the heat, we’ve been training very hard, but results are frankly not too encouraging Continue reading “Getting Ready For Some Kind Of Fall”
Mextures 1.4 for iPhone is out and with it come brand new textures for processing images. The app relies on the power of layer blending thanks to a rich and versatile selection of textures (gradients, noise and dust, light leaks, grungy surfaces) that can be combined together for obtaining various effects. Limitless textures can be piled up to create custom formulas that can be saved and used endless times.
This is a preview of what you get with this release. Continue reading “What’s New In Mextures 1.4”
To celebrate the launch of version 2.0, the app Retromatic for iPhone is free for a limited time. The full price for Peta Vision’s app was previously $1.99.
Retromatic is a simple editor and poster maker to create retro style images of great visual impact with your photos. Continue reading “Retromatic 2.0 Out For Free”
Repix 1.4.1 introduces three new brushes as free and paid extras. Here is a preview of what you are getting with this update.
Of the three new brushes, one is a classic artistic medium, one is a grunge effect and one a fancy Live brush. Continue reading “The New Goodies In Repix 1.4.1”
It was past 5 AM here when I saw the notification that there was an update for Hipstamatic Oggl. I was expecting the usual routine “bug fixes, performance improvements, yadda yadda” sort of update. But no, it had to be a major update, importing images from camera roll, no less! I thought I’d give it a try even though I had just returned from the last daily walk with our marketing strategist—I mean, the dog—and my next plan was letting my face be devoured by the pillow.
Continue reading “Hipstamatic Oggl 1.3 Doesn’t Like My Camera Roll”
