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Realmac Software have announced the upcoming release of a new photo app, Analog Camera. It’s the iOS companion to their Mac-only photo app Analog (already available in the Mac App Store here ).
We’ve got a preview video and a little more information right after the jump. >>>
“We’ve built Analog Camera with the principles of Clear in mind, with a beautifully simple and uncluttered UI that we think is a delight to use,” says Realmac Software Marketing Manager Rob Jarman. “With essential features to compose the perfect shot, and a stunning set of filters for post-processing built into the ‘snappiest’ UI on iOS, Analog Camera will revolutionise taking photos just as Clear revolutionized to-do lists!”
While I’m not sure how Analog will revolutionize lo-fi iPhoneography, from the preview, the app looks super-easy to use, with several filters and all of the major sharing options. According to the developer, the Facebook and Twitter share buttons — two of the most used — are front and center. A nice touch.
Looking for Instagram share? “The top right Share button is ‘Open With’ where you can open your images in Instagram, Evernote, Path, etc.,” says Rob Jarman. “The other buttons are save to ‘Camera Roll’, ‘Mail To’ and the social options below depend upon what you have activated in your iPhone settings, the most common two of course will be Facebook and Twitter.”
The Mac version of the app has 27 filters — all richly saturated lomo-style filters, along with a selection of borders as well. No word on the exact number of filters the iOS version will have or the app’s resolution.
Analog Camera for iOS will be available for $0.99 when it’s released.
More details are available at the Realmac Software website.
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UPDATE 05.15.13: Updated sharing options
