Photo editing iPod apps?

Megan

I want a free app that allows me to edit photos (add text, photo effects, etc). I have a 3rd generation iPod touch. Any apps for that?

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I'm not sure if there are any decent free apps to do that, but what I normal do is upload the pics to my computer, and edit them on picnik.com. they come out really nice and are totally free. then you can save it back to the computer or email it to yourself and pull back up on your ipod.

professional photo taking or even editing apps?

Lexii

So ive been pretty obsessed with professional photographs. And ive gotten a few taken myself for me and my one month old baby boy. But sometimes im in the mood to just do things like that myself. Without going and paying someone. So is there like maybe a phone app that
anyone knows about. That could at least make the photo look a little bit professional. Or maybe even a computer site to.

Thanks! :)

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Just because you are paying someone, does not mean they are a professional photographer.

Sure, you can take photos yourself, but there is no app or computer program that will take your subject and put them is a good pose in a well lit area and compose a shot that will look like a professional took it. These skills are what yo pay for, not the camera.

Learn a bit about composition and lighting. Take photos and experiment a bit to see what you like. You can take great photos with a cell phone or compact camera, if you know how to take photos in the first place.

Learn about the rule of 1/3, always watch out for objects in the background, and when taking photos of kids, get down to their level.

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Photo editing iPod apps?

Q. I want a free app that allows me to edit photos (add text, photo effects, etc). I have a 3rd generation iPod touch. Any apps for that?

Answer
I'm not sure if there are any decent free apps to do that, but what I normal do is upload the pics to my computer, and edit them on picnik.com. they come out really nice and are totally free. then you can save it back to the computer or email it to yourself and pull back up on your ipod.

professional photo taking or even editing apps?

Q. So ive been pretty obsessed with professional photographs. And ive gotten a few taken myself for me and my one month old baby boy. But sometimes im in the mood to just do things like that myself. Without going and paying someone. So is there like maybe a phone app that
anyone knows about. That could at least make the photo look a little bit professional. Or maybe even a computer site to.

Thanks! :)

Answer
Just because you are paying someone, does not mean they are a professional photographer.

Sure, you can take photos yourself, but there is no app or computer program that will take your subject and put them is a good pose in a well lit area and compose a shot that will look like a professional took it. These skills are what yo pay for, not the camera.

Learn a bit about composition and lighting. Take photos and experiment a bit to see what you like. You can take great photos with a cell phone or compact camera, if you know how to take photos in the first place.

Learn about the rule of 1/3, always watch out for objects in the background, and when taking photos of kids, get down to their level.

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Photo editing apps on iTouch?

debbiex

I just wanted to know how to do that photo effect where in a picture there's two images of the same person but they are doing two separate things.

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I don't knwo about on the iPod touch, but I know that if you have a webcam you can use this site on your computer and you don't have to download it. http://www.seenly.com/ It has other effects too, so just look at them all. Sorry I don't know any app that can do that. But "cam wow" it a really funn picture app. (: and "Fotplr PS" is a great photo editor!

Any good photo editing apps ? ?

LionKingLo

Ok , so I love to edit , and I want to know any good photo editing apps ? I have FilterMania 2 , Phonto , and PhotoWonder and also LINE camera. Any other good ones ? I would like apps that have great filters , and good fonts. Is Phonto the only one ? Since I can't edit on the computer , the iPod is the only thing I can edit with. Also , does any one know how to get the galaxy backgrounds ? If you answer , tanks bunches.

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Photoshop Express is my favorite editing app
As for galaxy backgrounds you can always google image them and take a screenshot

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How well does Ipad work for photo editing?

photo editing apps for computer image

What software suites are available for Ipad?
Is the resolution good enough to do mobile edits for semi-professional work (I do charity work, but I don't want it to look under-processed or snap-shotish)
I'll be reusing this stuff, so budget is under a $1000, but I need good bang for my buck.

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iPad has many app that let you do photos editing really well. You can import raw images from SLR directly to iPad through camera connection kit. iPad can handle ultra high definition photographs that are impossible for PC with low pixel per inch.

Adobe Photoshop and iPhoto are the best photo editing apps but there are many others if you want to add special effect.

If you can use combination of VFXstudio,iPhoto and Photoshop smartly ,Semi pro level of photo editing can be performed really quickly. Retina display of iPad has higher pixel per inch than any high end PCs or even HD TV so it's not unfair to say that iPads blows away computer out of water when it comes to semi Pro level work whether it's movie/photo editing ,gaming or document creation.

How will my laptop work with mass amounts of video, photo, and music editing?

John

I recently bought a 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display and had it upgraded to 2.8 GHz Quad-core Intel Core i7 processor, with TurboBoost up to 3.8GHz and 768 GB of flash storage. I was wondering how well would it work with massive amounts of photo, video, and music editing along with capability to play intense game with hardcore graphics also to hold a lot of storage of constant 10 to 20 minute long videos added a day, can it do all of this without crashing constantly but rarities are accepted and if storage is the only true problem I am willing to get an external storage device. I am posting this because I am a starting photographer, somewhat a director, a student, and overall entertainer. I also am asking because even though when I did the research it all seemed to check out I was wondering if any experts or people with personal experience could shine some light upon this because I've had many laptops that cant seem to handle extensive editing of all kinds from programs like those created by Adobe, and cant handle the storage for the videos and also crash during downloads of high quality games or during the actual gameplay. I'd like to hear many people's opinions and am open to suggestions. Thank you.

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Files in storage do not cause system crashes. To store massive amounts of data, you will need some external drives. My Mac tower had four internal drives and four external drives. I don't use any of my Mac notebooks for video editing, except a bit of touch up on location. I can't deal with intense editing on a tiny 15" screen.

Notebook computers don't play games at highest level all day without some over-heating.... unless the notebook is almost 2 inches thick (Alienware) to allow large fans and air space inside for cooling.

If you use several high-RAM apps simultaneously, such as Final Cut Pro, Photoshop and Handbrake, the system will use scratch space / virtual memory, and that will cause slow operation, but not necessarily a crash.

Notebook computers are designed for multi-tasking on the go, but in recent years, a trend has skyrocketed for "bolting down" a notebook, and using it as if it were a desktop. It would make much more sense for these people to buy a desktop, like the Mac Pro http://www.apple.com/mac-pro/ or an all-in-one, like the iMac.

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Are there any photo editing programs for the computer that are like the catwang app?

photo editing apps for computer image

Andrea

I don't have a phone that uses apps so I can't use CatWang so I was wondering if there were any online photo editing programs that is just like catwang for the computer. Any help would be appreciated (:

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Denitely, there are many awesome photo editing programs out there for beautify photos. PhotoMagic is one of them. But it is a downloaded app. Both Window and Mac computer are available.
You can see here:
http://www.softease.biz/photomagic.html

How much does hyperthreading help with video editing?

Guy

I am just compiling a PC to build, and I have a specific CPU that looks pretty good. It seems like a pretty good CPU for gaming, but there is one problem: It has no hyperthreading. I've seen many places that say it doesn't really affect games, but video editing programs, modeling programs, photo editing programs, programs like those it might affect. I am an avid video editor (I mainly make 2:00-5:00 Videos though, YouTube Poops mainly), and I am starting to somewhat get into 3d modeling. Will having no hyperthreading in the CPU affect editing programs badly? For all I know, the other components of the PC will make it so there is no difference. Also note that it is not like I need videos rendered super fast or anything; my 6 Year old laptop rendered just fine. Do you think there would be any issues? I found a Xeon processor that looked really good, but a friend told me it probably wouldn't work on that computer, since it is a server processor. Is he wrong? (P.S. I mainly intend on gaming (this build seems like a really good gaming PC for the price), and video editing. Those are the main things I can think that no Hyper-Threading might affect). If you are also curious, I mainly use Sony Vegas Pro 9 and Photoshop/Gimp for editing, but I might go back to a few Adobe products like After Effects or Premiere Pro, but probably CS3.
Here is a link to the CPU:
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/intel-cpu-bx80637i53570k

Here is a link to the whole PC Build:
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/

Here is a link to the Xeon Processor:
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/intel-cpu-bx80637e31230v2

Feel free to send me any builds you think would work good for what I am doing, too.

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Software is taking more and more advantage of GPU acceleration. When doing 3d the graphics card is what accounts for a smooth viewport performance, not the processor. On the other hand, some dynamics/effects solvers (fire/smoke, fracture, cloth, fluids, etc) may still be software based, which is where CPU would come into play. The program/add-on itself has to be designed to harness hyperthreading to begin with.
GPU acceleration is gradually becoming a standard for video editing and compositing as well. For instance, some software-based legacy plugins and filters are being re-written to take advantage of GPU hardware acceleration. Meanwhile, more and more 3d renderers are becoming hardware accelerated. As a comparison, NextLimit Maxwell is pure CPU, whereas Otoy Octane is pure GPU. Random Control Arion, on the other hand, is a CPU/GPU hybrid.
Familiarize yourself with the specs of the apps you're going to use to decide whether you need to invest in a better CPU or a better GPU.

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