I'm looking for an app to edit exposure, brightness, hue, etc. I've seen a ton of them, free and paid. Just curious as to everyones opinions on them. So if you don't mind, name some of your favorites. Thanks in advance. 
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Ironically, "Impress" is also a wonderful app and fun to use.
Also, don't disregard iFlashReady. It's a new app and works well being easy to navigate.
I notice there is a paid and lite version. Which do you have and what sets this app apart from the others?
i have the paid. and the curves and the shadow highlight tool do it for me. i used to have a separate app for a good shadow highlight tool or an HDR app, then save it and open it up in a different app that would let me crop or sharpen. i can do that all in photoforge.
I use Photogene as the others above do and it's the best app I've found. So, I'd like to see an answer to this as well.
awad, thanks for the follow-up.
Are you noticing a real difference between the quality of photos using your app from the 3G and the 3GS?
Are you noticing a real difference between the quality of photos using your app from the 3G and the 3GS?
well i came from a 2G to the 3GS. since i'm a photographer, i had purchased every photo editing program in the app store to try and make up for the awful 2G camera. But as far as the program goes, it's unbelievably faster on the 3GS, but that's to be expected. Like I said, one of my main uses for this program was to pull detail out of the shadows of an image. here's an example i just processed.
its extremely useful for me now as the camera in the 3GS allows me to have so much more detail in the shadows, so i'm able to actually get something useful out of it.
Naw, happy with Photogene.
yeah, if you don't use the two features i mentioned, then photogene is where it's at. i still have it installed on my phone for some reason.
Wow! Very nice. It's amazing that app can pull that kind of detail out of the darkened photo.
I'm going to download photoforge now...
I'd think those who have awarded that app with a single star rating simply didn't know how to use it (or are from competing apps).
(Although I have downloaded iFlashready and they claim to do the same thing, we'll see if that is accurate.)
I'm going to download photoforge now...
I'd think those who have awarded that app with a single star rating simply didn't know how to use it (or are from competing apps).
(Although I have downloaded iFlashready and they claim to do the same thing, we'll see if that is accurate.)
I too was looking at these kinds of apps and just picked up PhotoForge after seeing the difference above, cheers people