A Splash of color from Colorsplash

could some1 please tell me how to transfere the saved pics from colour splash from your ipod to your computer????

thank you

OFF TOPIC:
How do you guys use avatar pics? i tried to find a way to register here at TUAW, but there doesn't seem to be a commenter-account-registration.

So is this that kind of "one avatar all over the internet" service and if yes, what was the name again, i registered there once but it's been a long time.

I really like when people use Avatars and you can recognize them later without remembering their usernames.

So this should be made easier :/

This has to be one of the coolest apps ever.
The idea is simple, the app intuitive, the effects stunning.

I just edited a few pics of a tradiontal tee-can in a tee-store when taking a break, and one of those lucky-golden-cats that you see in chinese restaurants.

Really amazing.

Hi, I am the developer of ColorSplash.
Thanks for the geat review!

papsonette: I actually hadn't tried Magic Touch before. But I just did. It is impressive how many functions it includes. But I also was impressed by how poor the UI is. I am sure it is perfectly usable once you figure it out, but it sure isn't intuitive. (It also crashed on me twice in about 5 minutes.)
With ColorSplash and Juxtaposer I focused on a single function but spend a lot of time, thought and effort on the user interface, trying to make it as intuitive and responsive as absolutely possible. You can give Juxtaposer Lite a try for free to get an idea of the style of user interface.

snave: Thanks!

Jamie: No, sorry. This app (and Juxtaposer) are really all about the multi touch interaction. In terms of functionality they don't do anything that you couldn't do with the Gimp or other image editors on OSX.

Oh boy. How annoying and embarrasing. Sorry. 1Password once again filled in both password and unappropriately angry comment on some old article. Thats karma I guess. :)
Somebody please delete that.

Wow. What an ill informed article. You guys really should try to check some facts before writing about something.
Apple does allow developers to choose the same name for an app. And I count 3 Sudoku apps with the name "Sudoku".

"And who determines which "pro" app really deserves the name?" Short and only answer: The developer. I have not heard of a single case where Apple refused an app based on its title. Of course you can't use offensive words in your title, and they might object if you are actively misleading people (calling your flashlight app "Photo editor pro" or something like that). But please do provide references to cases in which Apple refused a developer the "pro" suffix for the app title. I'd be very interested to learn about that.

Is there an OS X equivalent for this?

This is a great app. Check out the full review over at the iPhoneography blog, see http://www.iphoneography.com/journal/2009/2/16/iphone-app-review-colorsplash.html

On iPhone, I use "Magic Touch" app for selective colorization this since November 2008

What is more, "Magic Touch" is just 0.99$ + plus much more features (clone stamp smudge etc).

So Colorsplash is just a repetition of the idea, for 1.99$ instead of 0.99$. Go and try Magic Touch for yourself to see what I mean