UPDATE Sunday 07.22.12: My apologies to anyone reading this post. This is a very old post that I made a minor correction on. When saved, it was automatically retweeted out in error by a website plugin. Neither app is free right now. Again, my apologies for any inconvenience.
However, to try an make up for this goof, I’m giving away five Crop Suey Gift Codes. See the bottom of this post to enter and for more info. You must have a US iTunes App Store account in order to redeem this code. =M=
Both Crop Suey and Straighten Image by cbh_mobile are free in the App Store right now. Both Life In LoFi and iPhoneography.com recently recommended Straighten Image. Glyn Evans also recommends Crop Suey as well (at this moment, we haven’t reviewed the app yet).
Straighten Image is a no frills, one trick pony app, that lets you quickly and easily realign the horizon, and straighten out any crooked photos. Besides its simplicity, what I like about the app is that it resamples images back to their original pixel dimensions even after it’s shaved a few pixels off the edges. Crop Suey is more full featured. In addition to straightening the image, you can also crop, flip and rotate images.
Recently, both apps sold for $0.99 USD. These are simple, but great utilities. Grab them both now while they’re free.
App Store links: Crop Suey | Straighten Image
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Gift Code Giveaway
Again, sorry about the error. To try and make up for it, I’ve got a few copies of Crop Suey to give away. To be eligible to win, simply enter the giveaway below. IMPORTANT: The only requirement for entry is that you have a US iTunes App Store account.
Cut-off time to enter is 11:59 PM Eastern Time, tomorrow, Monday, July 23, 2012. Winners will be determined by Random.org. One code per reader, please. Your email address is used for entry and contact only. We will not use or sell your email address for any other purpose.
Winners will be notified by email, Facebook message or Twitter direct message — be sure to check your spam filter. If you enter, be sure your email info is correct or your code will go to someone else.
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