We review Cut Me Out Pro which lets you place an object or a person and paste it into a background picture. It can do the job if you aren’t too picky about realism or image quality.
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How to add any camera (or app) to your Today screen, making your camera of choice only two taps away on your iPhone’s Home screen.
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Adobe has really gotten serious about mobile photography and iOS. To further emphasize that focus, the company today released a barrel of updates to Photoshop, Lightroom and Lightroom for iOS.
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We review MultiCam for iPhone. MultiCam’s approach is to let you take 3 or 4 exposures, and set up 12 or 15 focus settings, or 9 areas of focus. It’s FREE for a few days in the App Store.
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Today, we’ve got copies of NightCap Pro to give away. This recently updated app lets you capture amazing low-light and night time photos. Read on to find out how you can win a copy.
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The Hipstamatic D-Series RetroPak is our App of the Day. It’s FREE right now for a limited time only, down a couple bucks from its regular price of $1.99. This pak resurrects some of the lenses and films that were available only in the long-gone Hipstamatic Disposable.
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We review Noiseless, a new app for Mac OS. How well does this new, reasonably priced app stack up against Photoshop’s noise reduction and other established tools? Noiseless is easily the equal in image quality but generally easier to use.
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Stackables is our App of the Day. Both the iPhone and the iPad versions are FREE right now for a limited time, down a couple bucks from their regular price of $1.99 each. Stackables is a very slick effects layering and blending app packed with over 200 effects.
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Marty reviews Priime, a new photo app that lets you apply color and tone filters created by real working photographers. Priime is like someone stuffed a photographer, a Nikon body and Adobe Lightroom into a photo app.
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