Articles tagged with: DRC
Photo App Review: Orasis — More Fake-HDR Than DRC
New photo app Orasis by Orasis Imaging claims to “[capture] reality, not just light.” While the science may be good, it needs some tweaks before it’s useful out of the lab.
iPhone App Review: Perfectly Clear 2.2 – Some Features Fixed, Others Broken
Even with the iPhone 4′s greatly improved camera, I still use Perfectly Clear often for quick and easy one-touch dynamic range correction on some images. The constant iPhone reboots are very annoying, but for me how Perfectly Clear tweaks and fixes an image is worth the annoyance. Otherwise, Perfectly Clear is still a very good app and still an essential part of my iPhone’s camera bag. Until the memory issues are fixed, I like the app, but don’t recommend this update.
iPhone Photo App Review: Primasnap
Primasnap is not HDR, but it’s fast, simple, and good for iPhone photographers who just want to quickly tweak their images.
Review: Photomizer for iPhone and iPod Touch [UPDATED]
Photomizer has decent image correction quality, but this version has trouble with larger image sizes and the server use may hit your AT&T data cap.
Photomizer: New DRC App. Here’s the Description Translated
Photomizer is the new Dynamic Range Correction app However, the description that accompanies this app is in German with no English translation.
Review: Trusight Pro 1.2 – Great Exposure Fix and Now Full-Res
Trusight Pro is an excellent exposure enhancer. The app restores color and dynamic range to an image. Now with full-res output.
Review: imphoto (Standard) for iPhone
The standard version of imphoto has too many annoyances and disabled features to be really useful. It feels like a try-before-you-buy demo app.
My iPhone Camera Bag updated
One of the features that makes the iPhone camera unique is the availability of thousands of photography-related apps. For less than the cost of a DVD, you can basically get a whole new camera experience.
iPhone App Review: SmartCam
At $2.99 USD, it’s a little more expensive than most apps in this category which typically run about a buck. How does it fare and is it worth the premium? It depends on how you use the app.
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