This is just a quick heads up for all you iOS using readers out there, now is your chance to win the new iPad by creating a kick butt retro silent film! It’s fun to make and incredibly simple to enter… All you need to do is grab your iDevice, download the Silent Film Director (if you haven’t done so already), shoot and edit your film and then submit it straight from the app! Prizes include Apple’s latest and greatest iPad (WiFi 32GB), 2 tickets to...
Announcements of new hardware and software often get mistakingly posted before their official release (if they’re not already leaked beforehand). The “bad” affect it has on the company in question is debatable. We’d argue that the small leaks here and there only increase the anticipation and hype around a genuinely lusted after product/service. Instagram for Android is the latest to suffer from pre-release release. The screenshot above was captured...
Polaroid hasn’t been on our (and probably a good number of peoples’) radar for quite some time. The once innovative company has seemingly fallen into stagnant state, unable to produce the once great products of years past. But this year is different thanks to a “smart camera” in the SC1630 — a 16 megapixel point-and-shoot camera powered by Android. We got our clammy paws all over Polaroid’s latest and greatest. Hop past the break for the...
As you may have noticed, we have a special place in our hearts for pretty much everything that comes out of the MacPhun laboratories. We find the apps they develop wonderful and fun to use. If you can recall we reviewed FX Photo Studio for iOS earlier this year and we haven’t stopped using it since. In the past 10 months we’ve seen a couple updates that have made the app so much more than it was. MacPhun has just recently released Snapheal for Mac and we were...
Think you have what it takes to compete amongst other amateur and professional photographers around the world, and happen to share a love for iPhoneography? The FX Photo Studio team (MacPhun) is holding an “iPhoneography” competition through the end of December that encourages users of not only FX Photo Studio, but other iOS photo apps as well, to submit their photos for a chance to be featured in the New York exhibition and potentially win a piece of...
Jumping into the far-reaching world of photo editing can be quite overwhelming to newcomers. Copious amounts of time (and eventually money) will be needed in order to succeed. A lot of “beginner” tools we’ve seen are in fact quite complex, maybe too complex. On the flip side, there are plenty of hobbyist photo editors who merely tweak photos for fun or on a much smaller scale than a professional, and have no plans to do it full time. Fit either mold? ...
