Iphoneography Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Fotor CameraBag -- Get this super iOS photo app while it's free

by Mel Martin (Jun 4th, 2012)

I'm always on the prowl for great photo apps, so let me tell you about Fotor CameraBag (now renamed simply Fotor). It's free for a limited time, usually selling in the App Store for US$1.99. There are a lot of iPhoneography apps that try to do everything, but many of them perform their ...

Platter: novel photo-sharing social network for keen cooks

by Richard Gaywood (May 24th, 2012)

How do you launch a social networking site in this day and age, long after the likes of Facebook and Twitter seized the world? One answer is "micro-social networks": designed with a clear and specific purpose in mind, they can fulfill that purpose better than any of the generalists like ...

TUAW TV Live: A closer look, an updated iPhoneography accessory, and a lot of talk

by Steven Sande (May 2nd, 2012)

Today on TUAW TV Live I'm going to go into a bit more detail about some of the products that have been dropping into the TUAW Labs recently. You'll get an honest first-look review at some iPhone and iPad accessories, as well as a look at an update to one of everyone's favorite iPhoneography ...

TUAW TV Live: The joy of iPhoneography

by Steven Sande (Apr 18th, 2012)

Welcome back to TUAW TV Live! Today I'm going to take you on a little adventure talking about the camera that has changed my life -- the one on my iPhone. It's not so much about the camera, but the clever and useful apps that developers have created to make my iPhone and iPad photos really ...

TUAW TV Live at 5 PM ET: The iOS photography episode

by Steven Sande (Apr 18th, 2012)

This afternoon on TUAW TV Live, I'll be talking about photography with iOS devices -- in particular, the iPhone 4S and third-generation iPad. For some reason, I've ended up with more photography apps on my iOS devices than any other category, and I tend to use all of them in one way or ...

Camera+ 3.0 now available, integrated into other apps via API

by Steven Sande (Mar 13th, 2012)

The popular Camera+ app (US$0.99) has just received an update to version 3.0 that adds new functionality as well as an API that has already been used by a number of top name developers to add the Camera+ functionality to a variety of apps. When I say that Camera+ is popular, I'm not exaggerating ...

Best of 2011 nominations: iPhone photo/video apps

by Steven Sande (Dec 16th, 2011)

During December and January, The Unofficial Apple Weblog is soliciting your nominations and votes for the best products for Mac, iPhone/iPod touch, and iPad. We'll start with nominations in a category, and then tally your votes for the top-nominated products a few days later. The winner in each ...

Holga lens effects iPhone case

by Steven Sande (Nov 18th, 2011)

Wouldn't you love to be able to preview iPhone photo special effects before you take a picture? The status quo for photography apps like Instagram right now seem to be that you shoot the picture, and then apply an effect. Our friends at Engadget pointed out that the Holga folks have now come up ...

Instagram 2.0 now available for iOS

by Kelly Guimont (Sep 20th, 2011)

Instagram announced on their blog today that version 2.0 of their popular iOS photography app is now available. Their post outlines a number of additions and changes in the new version, including "live view" of the filters, so you can see the filter applied before you even take the photo. My ...

HP wants your "AirPrint Moments;" photo contest underway

by Steven Sande (Jul 7th, 2011)

HP currently has the only printers on the market that provide a direct, out-of-the-box printing experience for iOS devices using AirPrint. AirPrint-enabled printers like the HP Photosmart Premium e-All-in-One are great for printing photos that you've taken from your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad 2, ...

More photography with the iPhone

by Mike Schramm (Jul 9th, 2010)

The above video shows a fashion photo shoot taken completely with an iPhone, and it isn't even the iPhone 4! The photographer uses only an iPhone 3GS. I think there might be a little cheating involved; the lighting is overdone and the photos were sent off to a retoucher, so it's not that ...

App Store review shenanigans, real and imagined

by Michael Rose (Dec 8th, 2009)

We first heard from iPhoneography and SCW last week about their two-man campaign to have skeevy developer Molinker pulled from the App Store (I included a link to their post, possibly a bit too subtly, in Sunday's post about the NYT story). Molinker was allegedly using the underhanded (and ...