Clearing out some Snapseed promo codes.

Snap it. Tweak it. Love it. Share it. Snapseed is one of the most powerful photo editors available for iOS. It’s got a full set of editing tools including “pins” for the very cool selective adjustments to help localize your edits and tweaks. Pretty cool! As a universal app, it’s designed to work great on iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. It supports up to 6.25 MP on an iPhone 3GS and up to 16 MP images for iPad 2 and iPhone 4 and 4S.
Today, I’ve got some Snapseed promo codes to give away. The app normally sells for $4.99. Click past the jump to grab one. Quickly — they’ll probably go fast.

A while back, I reviewed PolarCam, another retro, instant-style fauxlaroid camera app. While I wasn’t overly excited about the app at first, it does shoot in full resolution and has very nice color and texture. You can also shoot retro instant video with the app.
It’s a common mantra of mine — I love misskiwi’s photo apps. Across the line, they add well-done, realistic retro and analog effects. misskiwi was among the first developers to pay attention to detail to get the effects to look “right.”

TapShot changes the way you interact with your iPhone’s camera. It’s a gesture-based photo app, rather than a button-based app. It gives you an amazing amount of feature customization, allowing you to build an interface that better matches your workflow.
To celebrate the launch of the version 2 update, NightCap is currently free today only in the App Store. This is an excellent app that I haven’t reviewed yet, but it gives you greater control over your iPhone’s shutter speed in most everyday low light situations than just about any other photo app.
One of the features that the iPhone camera is missing is the ability to control exposure time. Although there are now several other apps that “trick” the iPhone’s sometimes cranky camera into giving you some control over shutter speed, Slow Shutter Cam by Cogitap is a great app that adds the ability to take long-exposure photos, similar to using the bulb or long exposure function on a film camera. You can use it to create interesting motion effects in-camera, create low-noise low light photographs, and create cool light trail photos that you can only do by leaving the shutter open for a long time. It does all this and saves at full-resolution.
lo-mob is one of iPhoneography’s earliest lo-fi retro photo apps and it’s still a great one. Created by retro camera aficionados, lo-mob’s well-rendered selection of old analog camera effects are still among the best and most accurately recreated available. It has over three dozen vintage, retro, and experimental photographic filters — all tweakable for endless variations.
Here’s another $2.00 savings. Powerful image editor PhotoForge2 for iPhone and iPad is on sale for Easter weekend for only $0.99. This discount is for a very limited time.

Infinicam is the sibling app of Nevercenter’s CameraBag it applies the high quality analog film effects one expects from Nevercenter. Unlike CameraBag, its interface has much more possible variations to apply to your photos.
While I’m generally leary of under the radar apps that are discounted to free, Lens+ is a refreshingly nice surprise. It’s an easy to use retro camera app with a bunch of filters that look great. I’d say it’s not a bad app at it’s normal price of $1.99. Right now, it’s been discounted for a very limited time to FREE. Grab it now. The App Store link is after the jump. >>>







