Browse tag: image editing consumer

Browse tag: image editing consumer

Review: Photo geotagging apps for iPhone
Geotagging -- adding data to a photo that reveals the location it was taken -- brings a new dimension to enjoying and sharing photography. Several apps let you start tagging your photos with GPS data. We'll help you find the one that's right for your needs.
Review: Quip for iPhone
This app aims to let you send pictures with text messages to your friends' cell phones a la MMS, only without the texting charges. But Quip doesn't offer iPod touch support, and it has a number of flaws that make it a poor choice for most iPhone users.
Slideshow: CatPaint got your iPhone?
The newly-released CatPaint iPhone app makes a simple promise: to let you insert cats in your photos. But does it deliver? Macworld editors put the application to the test.
CatPaint iPhone app adds cats to any photo
CatPaint lets you add cats to your photos. For some reason.
Photo Essentials 3 plug-in released for Photoshop Elements
The new suite adds easy-to-use tools for correcting images, removing backgrounds, and applying artistic effects to your photos.
Explaining iPhoto Library size discrepancy
Why does iPhoto report a library of 7GB when the Finder says 21GB? There's more to the iPhoto Library package than meets the eye.
More Mac bundles for the masses
TheMacSale 2 and TheMacBundles offer their own respective bundles of Mac software for $50, but at what cost to developers?
Add more effects to Photo Booth and iChat
Learn how to add over 20 additional effects to photos taken in Photo Booth and iChat
Review: Google Picasa 3.5 photo organizer
When it comes to organizing, editing, and sharing photos, most Mac users know iPhoto. But Google offers Picasa, a free photo editing and sharing app that rivals iPhoto ‘09.
Review: Acorn 2.1 image editing software
Acorn 2.1 is a great app for digital photography hobbyists, bloggers, or anyone who needs a decent amount of flexibility in editing images but doesn't require the power of a full image editor.
Review: Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone
The good part about Adobe's new Photoshop.com Mobile iPhone app is that it's easy, intuitive, fast, and fun, and does what it says it will do. The bad part is that it doesn't do that much.
Review: HDR Camera for iPhone
This image-editing app uses filters to give photos stored on your iPhone or iPod touch an HDR look. Some may find the effects worthwhile, but it takes some effort to get a pleasing result.
Review: Adobe Photoshop Elements 8
Adobe's low-cost image editor features some interesting new tools and lots of small changes that add up to top-notch program.
Review: Sports Cards for iPhone
This set of 60 sports-themed frames lets you turn give your mobile photos a trading card look. Unfortunately, there are limits on what you can and can't customize.
Acorn 2.1 gains AppleScript, more
Flying Meat's "image editor for humans" received a major update to version 2.0 only last month, but Acorn 2.1 brings a slew of new features, tweaks, and fixes—the most notable of which is support for AppleScript.
Review: TiltShift for iPhone
This image-editing app provides a number of tools to simulate common tilt-shift photography effects on the images you've got stored on your iPhone or iPod touch.
Must-have apps for iPhone photographers
Lo-fi iPhone phone photography is gaining respect as a legitimate art form. Make your shots gallery-worthy with these apps.
Adobe releases Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone
Adobe has released Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone, an application that lets iPhone owners edit their photos and upload them to the company's Photoshop.com online photo storage service.
Post high-resolution photos online
Show off your detailed, high resolution photographs online.
Snapshot: Add starbursts to your photos
A reader shares his tips on how to transform a nighttime city shot with starbursts.
Eight amazing Image Capture tricks
If you're running OS X 10.6, it's time to take a second look at Image Capture. This underappreciated app has some great time-saving tricks up its sleeve, like managing your devices and sharing your iPhone's photos over the network.
CameraBag app jumps from iPhone to Mac
The popular CameraBag app is now available as a desktop program
Google releases Picasa 3.5
Google's new Picasa 3.5 software includes face tagging and geotagging features
Review: ToyCamera for iPhone
This app, which replicates the random filter effect of a vintage toy camera, won't replace many of the other apps you use to tweak your iPhone photos, but it's not really trying to. If adding a different and vintage look to your photos sounds exciting to you, give it a shot
Cartoon You: More easy avatars
Part two of our series on how to create cool characters for your social networks and IM clients.
LittleSnapper shines at screenshot management
LittleSnapper is a handy utility for taking screenshots, but it really shines at managing them. It's like iPhoto for screenshots.
Snapshot: Photographing Winged Creatures
Bugs are notoriously pesky photo subjects. They refuse to sit still, require close up work, and almost never smile. Derrick Story explains how he got the shot.
Mac News Briefs: Vectorworks 2010 products unveiled
Nemetschek North America released the 2010 versions of its Vectorworks line of design software, including Designer, Architect, Landmark, Spotlight, Machine Design, Fundamentals, and Renderworks.
SneakPeek Photo enhances Quick Look previews
SneakPeek Photo enhances OS X's Quick Look feature by providing lots of information about images while previewing them.
Adobe releases Lightroom 2.5, Camera Raw 5.5
Adobe Systems has released updates to its photo management software Lightroom and Camera Raw, the software that Photoshop uses to decode raw digital camera file formats.