A few Camera+ pictures courtesy of my wife. Turns out the Camera+ app is quite addicting!
I like processing of how the 2nd picture (the fence) came out.
The first picture seems a little too powerful with the brightness of the grass.
Great overall!
A few Camera+ pictures courtesy of my wife. Turns out the Camera+ app is quite addicting!
When it come to photography on the iPhone 4, Camera + app is the best one out there. The only thing it needs is to allow you to edit the effects you add to it such as with the effect "Vibrant" where if you don't want too much vibrant you have an option to reduce the Vibrance or add more Vibrance.
You went with the wise choice in the camera apps. Enjoy using it.
I like processing of how the 2nd picture (the fence) came out.
The first picture seems a little too powerful with the brightness of the grass.
Great overall!
A few pics using the Hipstamatic app. I purchased about 3 of the extra lens packs, fun app.. still prefer Camera+.
The Fire Hydrant was photographed using the Camera+, all others with Hipstamatic. One thing to note if you decide to use Hipstamatic, make sure you change your settings to Hi Res images under your normal settings app, I did not realize it and most of the photos I snapped were Low Res. I will upload a picture of the Hydrant that was taken with Hipstamatic Low Res. One last thing, Hipstamatic will embed your location/date in the photo if you so wish.
Enjoying the pics!
I figured I'd post a few comparisons of the filters available on the Camera+ app. There are about 27 filters available, here are a few of them listed in order from left to right, top to bottom:
Sepia
Fashion
Cross Process
Grunge
Redscale
Just putting in a good word for Hipstamatic. It doesn't offer as much customization as Camera+ but is meant to capture the experience of using an older plastic camera, which were often unpredictable. Still, both awesome apps that truly show off what the iPhone 4's camera is capable of. Here's two of my favorite Hipstamatic shots.
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Well just bought Camera+ would be pretty funny if you are the app developer.
What lens and film did you use for those pics?