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Free Camera App for the Day – Infinicam

From the developers of CameraBag, Infinicam is a awesome camera app that sure gives us that same wow factor like Hipstamatic, Instagram.  It applies high quality effects to photos, but instead of having a set number of pre-defined camera styles, Infinicam offers an endless variety in a fun, stylish interface.

With each press of its New Camera button, Infinicam generates a new and unique randomized camera style. These high quality effects go far beyond the usual range of toy camera styles, and Infinicam also features 18 high-quality film-style borders lovingly recreated to delight photography buffs.

There are literally billions of possible camera styles to discover, with advanced algorithms in place to assure a high hit rate of unique, high quality results. Once a favorite camera style is found, it can be easily saved and named for instant access later.

When you email a modified photo to a friend from within Infinicam it includes a link that, when clicked, automatically loads the same camera style in Infinicam on your friend’s device. New camera styles can also be found on the Nevercenter website, accessible via the app.

Other features include a cropping tool, camera history, manual camera code entry, full-resolution saving, iOS4 retina-display support, and more.

Features:

  • Automatically generate billions of unique camera styles – it’s easy to find a great photo style that nobody else has
  • No in-app purchases needed for new filters – everything’s included in the app price
  • Save and reuse any style that you like – think of it as discovering and collecting cameras
  • Easily share your favorite camera styles with friends who have Infinicam
  • Intuitive crop tool
  • Tons of film-style borders that you can easily switch between
  • New camera style codes tweeted regularly, follow @infinicam on Twitter

The app is now free on iTunes Store for the weekend, link here, http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/infinicam/id388837429?mt=8. Get it now before the offer ends.

Source – Nevercenter

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Free App of the Day – HDR Fusion

HDR Fusion lets you create real HDR photographs by merging two differently exposed pictures taken in rapid succession (bracketing). This way, highlights and shadows can be captured and thus fully detailed.

Featuring real time image analysis and ultra fast image processing, HDR Fusion has been designed to let you quickly catch those unique moments. Simply launch the app, tap the shutter button and preview the result almost immediately!

Highlights:

● Real HDR pictures using under/over exposed pictures
● Ultra-fast image processing – A lot faster than competition!
● Option to disable HDR processing – Capture now, process later!
● Automatic mode with real time image analysis
● Manual mode with exposure points selection
● Clean, simple and effective user interface
● Handy self-timer and much more!

Source – HDR Fusion

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iPhoneography Exhibit – Hong Kong Instayay – 14 March 2012

This exhibit is scheduled next week at V13 Vodka Bar on Old Bailey in Sheung Wan.  Drop by if you have time to check it out.

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QuickPix Now Free on App Store

One of our favorite rapid fire apps, QuickPix, is now free on the App Store. Link to App Store here.

“Amazing on the iPhone 4S!” and FREE for a limited time! Enjoy and thanks for your support.

The NY Times’ David Pogue says:
“Put this on your home screen…
you’ll miss a lot fewer shots.”

Experience RapidFire, the fastest FULL RESOLUTION bursting available anywhere. just hold the still button and stand back!

Or turn on QuickPic mode and capture a shot as soon as the camera is launched!

Taking a video? No problem – VideoPix technology will let you keep snapping photos!

★ Also featured by Lifehacker/Gizmodo, TUAW, TiPb, App Advice, iPhoneography, Lifeinlofi and more!

Capturing the moment has never been this easy. You wouldn’t delete great photos you’ve taken right? Why would you take the chance of missing a great moment with less capable camera apps?

Take it a step further as professional photographer Kevin Kubota suggests and “Put it on your dock. It’s worthy.”

Capturing the moment is something all great photographers aspire to do. And they know it has nothing to do with fancy UIs or bells and whistles. It has to do with raw camera performance. Find out why some of the world’s top iPhoneographers like @DixonHamby have selected QuickPix as their go-to camera app. If it doesn’t become yours, email us and we’ll work hard to make sure it does. Try it today!

To see how QuickPix stack up with other camera apps, check out the following comparison -

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The Complete Guide to Instagram Apps

The past year definitely is the year for Instagr.am.  Shortly after it’s initial launch back in October 2010, Instagram has gained over 7 million users which have shared over 100 million pictures and the numbers are climbing steeply, some predicted to reach 10 million by Thanksgiving.  Alongside Instagram, a bunch of third-party apps follow suit, either as add-ons or get-on-the-wagon type useless apps.  The list is ever-growing. To know which is the best amongst these apps, we need a complete guide or roadmap just to make sure that we’re getting the right app.

The Next Web (TNW) ran a very good story today covering the major Instagram apps and breaking them down into different categories.  To name a few, their story included apps like -

  • Inkstagram
  • Pictarine
  • ExtraGram
  • Webstagram
  • Gramfeed
  • Carousel
  • Flipboard
  • InstaFB
  • Gramjunction
  • Instadrop
  • Insta-Great…….

and the list goes on and on…. practically one can make an app and have “insta” or “stagram” as part of the name an it would work, LOL.  For full read, go to the TNW link here.  Hope your find the guide useful.  Happy reading.

Source – TNW

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Best Way to Save Your Instagram Pics Offline

For those Instagram fanatics, apps for downloading their Instagram pics are abundant, like Copygram and Instaport, but one has to manually download the pics.  In comes Instadrop, an app which automatically push all your Instagram pics to your Dropbox and in real time.  Best yet, it’s web-based and free.  Check out Instadrop at their weblink here.

對於那些喜歡使用 Instagram 的狂熱分子,可以供他們下載 Instagram照片的應用程式,像 CopygramInstaport,都是必須自己手動下載。Instadrop,一個全自動把所有 Instagram 照片即時下載到您的Dropbox的應用程序順應而生。最好的是,它是全免費的。Instadrop 的連結在此,  試玩一吓

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The Art of iPhoneography

The Art of iPhoneography

iPhoneography – New Artform? New Format? or simply a new fad? Agree or not, iPhoneography is here to stay.  With the ever growing number of camera apps and photo editing apps and the ever-increasing popularity with Instagram, iPhoneography is heading up to yet another level.  For those who wish to embark on this great journey, to learn to shoot with the iPhone, to enter this unique community out there, this Book, The Art of iPhoneography, might just be the perfect place for you to start.

The definition of of iPhoneography, as stated in the Preface of the book, states: “Like pinhole, film, or microscopic photography, we’re focused on the act and art of photography defined by the device used to create the image. iPhoneography is the art of shooting and processing (editing and enhancing) digital images using an iPhone”. iPhoneography to a certain extent is not only about taking pictures with an iPhone but more of an artform created by the photographer.  “iPhoneography can help you practice spontaneity, loosen up your traditional approach to photography, and stretch your view…..ultimately making you a better photographer.

Source – The Art of iPhoneography

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