Life in LoFi: iPhoneography | iPhone Photo News, Showcases, App Reviews

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.

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QuickPix by Two Teeth Technologies is designed for speed and simplicity, but still has plenty of advanced features to make it a good choice as a camera replacement. It’s one of the fastest, full-resolution camera replacements available and it has the best full-resolution burst shooting I’ve found in an iPhone camera app.

QuickPix has a new update to be released soon. We’ve got a preview of some of the new features. We’ve also got a few free promo codes to give away. Find out how you could a free copy of QuickPix after the jump.

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Slow Shutter Cam by Cogitap is the unique, outstanding app that lets you take long-exposure photos, giving you the ability 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.

It was recently updated. We covered all that’s new in the app here. Right now, I’ve got a few FREE promo codes for Slow Shutter Cam to give away. Click past the jump to find out how. >>>

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UPDATED 05.03.11 @ 00:03: Winners posted. =M=

Today, I’ve got FREE copies of Cameramatic to give away to 10 followers on Facebook.

Cameramatic is a great retro, square-format photo app with a great set of filters and features. With a little bit of tweaking, you can also create and save your own filters. It’s a great square-frame alternative for retro-camera app enthusiasts. Cameramatic is by youthhr, the great developer behind Monochromia and SkipBleach.

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Today, I’ve got FREE copies of Camera+ to give away to five followers on Facebook.

Camera+ is one of the best all-in-one iPhone camera replacement apps available. It’s fast, full-featured, and recently added the very cool “Clarity” filter which adds HDR-like color and contrast to single exposure images.

To be eligible to win, you need to head over to Life In LoFi’s Facebook page and request a code in the comments of our Camera+ Giveaway post.

You can comment as many times as you like, but only your first comment will count. Cut-off time to enter is 9:00 PM Central Time tonight, Saturday, April 16, 2011. Winners will be determined by random selection. One code per reader, please. If you’re one of the winners, be sure I can email, message or DM you somehow.

Good luck and happy shooting!

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Want to win the pic.me iPhone case by mini-mal that’s shown above? I’ve got a case for an iPhone 3G or 3GS that I’m giving away to one lucky reader this week.

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UPDATE: Wow. I believe this is a LoFi record. The codes are all gone and they went fast! Thank you for reading. Stay tuned. We’ve got some other goodies here at the office we’ll be giving away soon.

CineCrop for iPhone is a new app that quickly and easily lets you crop your iPhone photos to the cinematic aspect ratios of theatrical movies and HDTV. It’s a great cropping utility that’s a fast and easy way to give your photograph the crop of a theatrical film. My original review of CineCrop is here. I liked it a lot.

Want a free copy of CineCrop? We’ve got some promo codes to give away. How to get one after the jump. >>>

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Just a reminder, Life In LoFi has a copy of Killer Photos with Your iPhone to give away. We posted a review of the book last week. It’s an excellent book for beginning and intermediate iPhoneographers with a desire to learn how photography and iPhoneography work.

This is my review copy and is in new condition. My grandfather would kill me from beyond the grave if I ever broke the spine of a book.

We’ll be giving it away via Twitter to one lucky follower sometime tomorrow — Thursday, July 15, 2010. To be eligible to win, follow Life In LoFi at www.twitter.com/LifeInLoFiBlog for your chance to win a copy of the book.

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