Photoshop Express for iPhone

[haven]

Here's a link to a page showing some very attractive photos captured with an iPhone 5.
http://500px.com/robinjaz

The artist only uses Photoshop Express to edit the photos before posting. The app with basic camera functions is free from the iTunes store. The current version is 3.0.

Adobe sells several upgrades from within the app, including
Noise Pack for $5 (effective noise reduction filter, and a self timer, among other features)
Premium Looks Pack for $3 (20 additional filters and effects, try before you buy)
Borders Pack for $1 (yep, more border options)

Just to make things confusing, Adobe makes an second iPhone app called Photoshop Touch ($5 through the iTunes store). Touch is more like Photoshop on your Mac or PC. It supports layers, and works with Adobe Creative Cloud. You can pass photos from iPhone to desktop for further editing with the full version of Photoshop.

 

[Joe917]

ITS A PHONE. If you want to take pictures buy a CAMERA.

 

[haven]

Some may look with disdain on smartphones as image capture devices. The rest of us just use and enjoy them.

iPhone has been the most popular photo-taking device on services like Flickr since 2009. Here's an article from 2011 that describes the trend, which has continued unabated into 2014.
http://techcrunch.com/2011/04/17/iphone-4-camera/

Sales for traditional camera makers is down 40% in 2014. The smartphone is the prime suspect.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Came...artphones-have-had-on-regular-cameras_id53524

Use whatever image capture device you think is best for your particular needs. For a growing majority, the camera in the smartphone is sufficient.

 

[PajEvo]

Thanks for the info. I just DL'ed it. It's not going to turn my iphone into my Nikon DSLR, BUT...The best camera is the one you have with you, right?

Cheers
Phil


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