There is a bug in Hipstamatic 225 that prevents the app from saving full resolution images on an iPhone 4S. In high quality mode, the maximum file size is only 1200 x 1200 pixels .
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Whether or not you got a the spiffy new iPhone 4S, have you upgraded to iOS 5 yet? It’s a great iOS update once you get it on your device. Even better, most of the apps I use daily have had no problems with the new OS.
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Lisa Bettany has posted on the Camera+ blog side by side comparisons showing the lack of the red dot bokeh in the new iPhone 4S which is a characteristic of the iPhone 4’s camera in certain conditions.
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Technology (moving at such a steady clip as it does) has reached massive benchmarks. Perhaps leading this charge into centuries unknown is a surprising little tool we’ve all grown accustomed to carrying.
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iPhoneographer Dixon Hamby has posted a side-by-side comparison of images taken with an iPhone 4S and an iPhone 4.
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My iPhone is now updated. All in-app photo albums restored. I didn’t lose any Hipstamatic lenses in the update. Now, to take iOS 5 for a shakedown….
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AutoStitch Panorama has long been the favorite pano app of this blog and many iPhoneographers. The 4.0 update has been released with new features and iOS 5 compatibility.
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Over the weekend, I was able to use an iPhone 4 with a golden master — basically a release copy — of iOS 5. I didn’t have much hands on time with it, but here are my thoughts and a few screenshots of the greatly improved Apple Camera and Photos apps.
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The new iOS 5 hits the streets and will be causing much Apple server poundage this Wednesday, October 12. Should you upgrade to the new OS immediately or wait a while until the kinks are worked out?
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Image Blocks are a unique and attractive way to mount square format images. The blocks are targeted towards Instagram and Hipstamatic aficionados, but any square format image will look great on one of these.
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