The Part 1.3 update is out now with an exciting new feature, Photo Mosaic. Also, Life In LoFi has teamed up with the app’s developer, MEA Mobile, to drop the price of Part to FREE today only, Sepember 6, 2012.
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The new SwankoLab update is late, but it’s a good one. More importantly, it points to future updates, improvements and new features at a more rapid pace than we’ve seen previously with the app. I’m glad SwankoLab is back and updated. Uncle Stu has been busy cookin’. Here’s hoping he’s got a few more surprises for us.
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New video app CineBleach aims for less of a retro analog look and goes straight for a more modern, gritty cinematic bleach bypass look for your video. It’s an easy to use app that creates a classic, yet very urban and modern effect.
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As the popularity of the iPhone grows and more users discover the greatness of the iPhone camera, I’m seeing more and more influential pundits try to invent and popularize a word for iPhone photography. Recently, I’ve seen “iPhonography”, “iPhotography”, “iPhonetography”, “Mobile Photography” and many others. They all try to label a new art form that was so perfectly named years ago by Glyn Evans. We have a word for this emerging art form. It’s called “iPhoneography.”
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The Loop is reporting today that Apple has just announced a media event for September 12 in San Francisco. It’s been widely speculated (including here) that September 12 is the day that Apple announces the new iPhone 5.
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One of the most popular accessories for the iPhone camera are the combination Wide Angle/Macro and Fisheye lens kits. With the exception of the iPro Lens System by Schneider Optics, all of the wide angle lenses create optical lens distortion. OlloCorrect is a new utility that quickly compensates for this distortion and fixes it. If you shoot with a clip-on wide angle lens, you need this utility.
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SwankoLab hasn’t been updated since version 1.1 back on October 6, 2010 — over 100 weeks ago. Do recent rumblings on SwankoLab’s Facebook page mean that the long-awaited update might finally be happening?
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It’s not a photo app per se, but it’s a unique way to see where your photo was taken. MapScratch is a fun way to discover the location where an image was taken. We’ve got a few copies to give away today for the US Labor Day holiday.
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When using your iPhone everyday, many of us have the device’s Auto-Brightness turned on to help the screen compensate for optimal viewing under the varied lighting situations we find ourselves in all the time. This works great for most uses but the variances in screen brightness can really mess with image editing. Here’s a tip I’ve been using for years to help get better results when trying to do more precise photo edits on my iPhone.
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Great photos tell a story. This is Life In LoFi’s new weekly feature, Outside The Frame. It’s the story of one photograph (or a series) of an iPhoneographer in their own words. It’s less of a how-to and more of a why. It’s the stories of the iPhoneography we see, told by the artist who created it. For this first edition, I selected “Heads”, a sometimes unnerving series by Maddy McCoy.
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