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The release of iOS 14 for the iPhone brought with it a handy security feature that displays a little green dot on the top of your screen any time your camera is being used. Basically a tally light. But what about Android users? As the saying goes: there’s an app for that. An Android app […] petapixel.com »
Looking at the metadata for a single image can be helpful, but sometimes you need to get a more macro-level view of your work. Enter PhotoStatistica, a new macOS app that parses through the EXIF data of your photos and breaks it down into infographics and statistical analyses. dpreview.com »
Nude is a new app for iOS devices that will automatically identify and hide all of your sensitive photos, protecting them from prying eyes and making your Camera Roll safe to share with family and friends. petapixel.com »
If you've got NSFW (read: nude) pictures of any kind on your smartphone storage, chances are you don't want them to be seen by just anyone. And while there are apps that allow you to move private images into protected locations, this tends to be a largely manual process. dpreview.com »
Instagram, the social network of choice for most photographers looking to promote their work, is also the greatest annoyance due to not allowing photographers the ability (mostly) to upload images to the service from a computer. thephoblographer.com »
Photographer and programmer Felix Sun has designed an app called Windowed that finally allows you to post images to your Instagram account straight from your computer—no tablet, smartphone, or strange loophole workaround required. dpreview.com »
Need to spice up your Lightroom editing experience on the desktop? No need to wait for whatever Adobe has waiting for us at AdobeMAX, you can try out the Control Room app instead. Available for both Android and iOS, the app lets you control all of your Lightroom sliders (and more) from your smartphone, allowing you to lean back and edit the photos on your desktop without touching a mouse or keyboard. dpreview.com »
Control Room is a new app that turns your smartphone or tablet into an external control panel for Lightroom photo editing. This means you can control adjustments through the screen on your phone while watching those adjustments affect the large photo open in Lightroom on your computer. The app is the creation of photographer and […] petapixel.com »
Lightricks, the makers of the portrait-enhancing app Facetune, has launched its latest product: an iOS app called Enlight Quickshot. The app's name references its core-feature, the quickshot mode which automatically aligns your photos, fixes exposure and shows filter options in real-time before you even press the shutter button. dpreview.com »
Photo apps for travelers Photographers take great care in choosing the right gear for a trip. Why not make sure your smartphone is well equipped for photography too? After all, it's probably the camera you'll have with you in the event that your DSLR battery comes up short, or your shoulders need a break from the weight of your photo bag. dpreview.com »
MyGearVault—the free app created by Jared Polin of Fro Knows Photo to track and protect your gear—is now available for Android users as well. No longer limited to iOS, Android users can now input, organize, and buy insurance for their gear, too. dpreview.com »
EyeEm has rolled out an update to its mobile app for Android that brings the new EyeEm Selects feature. EyeEm Selects helps you find the best photos on your phone's storage by scanning your camera roll and then using computer vision to suggest photos to upload. dpreview.com »
VSCO’s app for iOS is a go-to for many mobile photographers, and this week it’s getting an important update: RAW support. But not just RAW support for your iPhone photos, VSCO’s mobile app can edit RAW photos from your phone and DSLR. petapixel.com »
If you think your smartphone photos and other digital images look a little bland straight out of camera, you now have one more app at your disposal to give them more of a film-like appearance. dpreview.com »
In the age of smartphones and the cloud, the vast majority of photos can be backed up to the cloud pretty easily, but what about your polaroids or old printouts? Of course, traditional scanning and backing up has always been an option, and there are also a variety of services that will scan and digitise your images for a fee (or not, as was recently the case for scanmyphotos. digitalrev.com »
Lightroom for Android has always been an excellent app for mobile editing, but it just got a little bit more powerful, supporting all RAW file types, including . orf, . raw, . rw2, . cr2, and . nef. digitalrev.com »
Adobe today dropped a fresh round of updates to its mobile and web photo app offerings. A new version of Lightroom for Android features a Raw Technology Preview for the mobile app — like the one introduced for iOS in July — that lets you import Raw images directly from the camera into your device. dpreview.com »
