Add a splash of color to you pictures by using the amazing ColorStrokes (formerly Splash Studio) application. Recreate your photos by giving them a vintage tint or a modern look. Make your pictures look beautiful within minutes. [Read more...]
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March 25, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Snapseed for Mac Review
January 25, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Snapseed was a runaway smash on iOS with its insanely easy photo editing capbilities. Nik Software now seeks to translate that success to the Mac. For those looking for an iPhoto alternative, Snapseed is a tremendous option. While it won’t manage your photo collection, it is the best tool for casual edits and creative overhauls. [Read more...]
Review: Trover for iPhone
July 7, 2011 by 1 Comment
Just when you thought there were not enough places to share photographs through social networks, Trover wants to crash the party. While it does not have the devoted following as Instragram there are some compelling features that are worth checking out. [Read more...]
Snapbucket Review
May 27, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Photobucket’s newest mobile app has made quite a snap into the scene.
Snapbucket is a fun photo editing app for Android and iPhone that allows users to change the style of photos in a unique way and share them via social networks.
Snapbucket has dozens of filters and effects to make the snap shot more appealing and fun. The app has a sleek design and an easy to navigate interface. Everything is at the tip of the user’s fingers and once a distinctive picture is created, it is automatically saved to the user’s Photobucket account where they will always be stored. [Read more...]
Review: Time Shutter San Francisco
February 15, 2011 by Leave a Comment
A view of Chinatown blends into the past
Time Shutter San Francisco is an incredibly cool app for anyone who has an affinity for The City. If you live there or visit frequently, it is an eye-opening experience of the past.
The app contains a Google map of San Francisco with numerous points of a historic venue. Tap on one of those to get a photo of what that spot used to look like. Want to find out more about it? Then just tap the information button for a historical narrative.
To experience the full potential of Time Shutter, you need to have your iPhone in hand and hit the streets of San Francisco. Find one of the historic spots and then pull up its historic photo. A semi-transparent picture will appear in the foreground while you line up the picture.
Some photos are difficult to duplicate depending on from what angle they were photographed. For example, getting an accurate picture of Union Square would require being inside a hotel room at the Westin St. Francis. [Read more...]
