Tag: app-review

From the makers of 645 Pro, PureShot offers plenty of custom options too.

Recent updates to Pixlr-o-matic may keep this image editor on your screen.

Do you need iPhoto on your mobile iOS devices? And is it worth the $5?

Is 645 Pro really the 'photography professional's iPhone camera'?

Android users finally get their hands on the photo editing powerhouse: our in-depth look.

Can you forge your photo editing forward with PhotoForge 2 for iOS?

From light meters to contract creators, these apps boost to your on-the-go photographic endeavors.

Our reviewer sees if he can get the look of Hipstamatic on his Android device.

What apps are best for shooting in low light with your iPhone? 

App makes big promises -- including a fix for purple haze -- but does it deliver?

You don't have to get fancy; these lo-fi apps let you keep it simple.

Uber Iris Pro is a new app for Android that offers basic retouching functions and 55 effect filters.

Read our full review of this multi-platform editor.

App displays images from Twitter and Instagram according to hashtag. 

Camera Awesome was recently updated to fit the iPad; our reviewer takes a look.

DSLR 4 life? Even diehards might by swayed by these apps that combine old-school technique with new-school technology.

Paint with light, using your iPhone.

Blurb Mobile lets users create photo books for mobile or desktop viewing.

Can't get enough filters? Picfx offers more than 100 options for that special effect.

ProCamera has been garnering rave reviews for awhile --- but, does it stand up to the hype? Our reviewer gives it a go.

How does the new iOS 6 panorama feature measures up against popular third-party panorama apps?

Photogene will appeal to users looking to approximate the flexibility of a full-fledged desktop photo editor on a tablet.