Showing posts with label nofinder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nofinder. Show all posts

Sunday, 23 October 2011

iPhoneography apps by features




Over the last few months, I have accumulated hundreds of iPhone apps for photography. And honestly, it is often confusing to remember which app has which particular features. Every time I have to edit a photograph, I am struggling to determine which is the best app to do the job. And also most of them offer the same features in a slightly different way to each other. So, now I am starting to build a catalog of features that I normally want for my photo editing and list down the corresponding apps that support them. This is just a nascent piece of work at the moment, so keep coming back to see regular updates on the page.
  1. ToonPaint
  2. MobileMonet
  3. AutoPainter
  4. Autopainter II
  5. Paint It! Now
  6. Art Camera
  7. Artographo
  8. Sketch Me!

Thursday, 1 September 2011

Book Reader at the station

Continuing with my strangers series, today I have a anonymous Book Reader at Greenwich Rail station. I see paper printed books disappearing at an astonishing rate and being replaced with all sorts of e-readers – iPad, Kindle, Sony Reader, etc. I welcome the change, and photos like this will probably have a nostalgic effect in a few year’s time.

I caught this image on my iPhone using the nofinder app (its like blind man photography, where you just aim and shoot without seeing in the viewfinder). I applied a few effects to get the final result:
Converted into a monochrome in Snapseed
Added a vintage effect in FX Photo Studio
Added a vignette and border in Iris app