ScratchCam is an easy to use app that adds cool, distressed film and photo print effects to your pics. The app features both color and black & white effects, oversaturation and color shift combinations, and several film scratch effects. It’s at its best when it’s working all three.
It creates more scraped and damaged film and photos than the 70’s horror film effects that the app advertises. This is a good thing.
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Previously, if you wanted to shoot with a physical Hipstamatic camera, the closest you could get was an iPhone skin and a see-through case. Not any more. Hipstamatic along with Agent18 have created Hipstacase 100, a cool little case which gives your iPhone 4 the look and texture of a Hipstamatic camera.
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A great new resource for iPhone photographers, iPhoneographyCentral, went live today. Not so much a new iPhone photo blog, but a website where iPhoneographers can share their techniques with others, from the basic to the really cool. Out of the gate, some of iPhoneography’s premier names have already contributed some of their secrets.
Read More One of the things that I love about ShakeItPhoto is the way it alters the colors of the photo. It doesn’t accurately recreate the tones of old Polaorid images. In reality, they’re often flat and washed out. ShakeItPhoto recreates the way we remember old Polaroid photos. And that, to me, is part of its magic.
ShakeItPhoto was updated today. The 2.0 update has one new feature — a real Polaroid SX-70 border.
Read More Noir Photo is a new app from Red Giant Software, the developer of Plastic Bullet Camera. Noir lets you convert your images into luscious, classic, cinematic black & white and then adjust the vignette to “light” the image or draw attention to one element of the photo. It’s a fairly simple app that can be used to create classic-looking monochromes. It’s easy to use with few controls. That’s both a strength and weakness of the app.
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