Showing posts with label iphone photo retouch apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iphone photo retouch apps. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Editing apps for eyes?




Leslie


Are there any apps that can do something really cool to my eye(s)? I know about the tiger one where you like morph into a tiger but are there any where it looks like your eye has a splash or anything? I have an iPhone and the most I will pay for an app is $1


Answer
yeah,you can try Beautune.
It is the best app that I use for photo retouch.
Every time before I post my photos, I have to use it.
It is very easy to remove the blemishes or smooth the skin.
After photo retouching, my photos look amazing.
What's more, it is totally free of charge.
http://www.everimaging.com/software/beautune/
have a try, hope you like it

is it bad to use iphone apps to edit pictures?




June


I use vsco cam to add filters to my iphone photography. Is that bad? I have an assignment to turn into for yearbook class and it's about "telling a story" through 10 photos. I like using vsco cam to enhance my photos a little more. Can I do that or will it not be considered "photography"?


Answer
Not at all, but the results will be very primitive and will soon become cliché as more and more people use cookie cutter apps

Most instructors have at least one computer with Photoshop installed and that is what makes truly unique retouched images.

Do NOT get too carried away.with too much artsy stuff, but I am sure your instructor will help you modulate your shots

Remember that your goal is to tell a story, NOT spend a lot of time using apps to cover up any of the images that are not your best effort




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Monday, March 31, 2014

Looking for customer reviews for Wacom Bamboo Pen?




torase


Where can I find reviews and opinions online for Wacom Bamboo Pen


Answer
Wacom® today announces Bamboo⢠second generation â the first interactive tablet that merges multi-touch functionality with pen tablet technology in a single device. Based on current consumer trends and the introduction of popular touch devices such as the Apple iPhone, Bamboo provides a simple and spontaneous way of using your computer. Operating Bamboo is as easy as a touch (finger-based input), or a stroke of our digital pen. The new family is comprised of four different products â Bamboo, Bamboo Fun, Bamboo Pen and Bamboo Touch.
Who will Bamboo?
Bamboo is ideal for those of you who use computers as part of your digital lifestyle to communicate, share and create content. It enables anyone to be creative. Bamboo is the perfect tool for self-expression and personalisation when producing everyday documents, presentations and blogs, or when communicating with friends, colleagues and family through social networking tools such as Facebook and Twitter.
Make Every Gesture Count
Combining pen and touch technology into one stylish device delivers the best of both worlds, making it even easier, quicker and more fun to use a computer. With Bamboo second generation, a simple finger tap on the digital pad will allow you to select an icon, open a menu or start an application. Plus, a variety of intuitive two-finger gestures enables you to simply rotate an image or document, flip through a digital photo album or presentation, scroll through a blog or an excel sheet and zoom in and out of a photo or map.
The Power of the Pen
The advanced pen technology built into Bamboo means that the pen is still an important part of the Bamboo experience. With a few simple strokes of the pen, you can add a doodle, signature or comment to any digital document, including your blog. Your online space will become more personal and more you. The process is similar to using traditional pen and paper and provides pinpoint accuracy, helping you to easily draw natural strokes, retouch digital images, and free your creative side. Bamboo is the ideal tool to activate pen-based functions of current operating systems and to use with creative software that supports pressure sensitivity.
Bamboo is smart, so it knows when you are using touch and when you are using the pen. If your finger is in contact with the tablet surface, touch works. If your pen tip is brought near the surface, touch is automatically turned off and pen input works instead. Simple and smart at the same time.
Fun and Useful Apps
The Bamboo experience is enhanced through Bamboo Dock and Bamboo Minis, an ever-increasing series of small but useful applications that enable you to do anything from digital doodling and sketching, to adding handwritten notes to a map or playing addictive little games. Registered users of Bamboo products will be able to download the Dock and Minis from the Wacom Asia Pacific website.
Bamboo second generation is ultra slim (8.5 mm thick), optimised for both right and left-handed use and provides an integrated pen holder for convenient storage of the new and lightweight digital pen. In addition, there are four customisable shortcut keys for immediate access to your favorite functions. ...............




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