Photoshop Touch comes to the iPhone (and Android)

So, Adobe brings Photoshop to the iPhone and Android at last. Cool.

It's priced at $4.99. Just thought I'd mention it.

Pollisynth, first thoughts

I posted about Pollisynth when it arrived on the app store. It's a simple idea for an app, and one that's been done before with varying degrees of success. However, this app is really quite well designed. It does what many others do and gives you a tiny tutorial when you first open it, but then it is really straightforward to use, and the results, well, you're not going to use them in your next symphony (I might of course), but they're not awful.

I should perhaps preface these comments with the fact that I've only spent a matter of minutes with this so far. I probably will spend more time with this app and see what it can really produce. I'll report back when I've done more research.

If you're interested in this sort of thing, then also try Barcodas, which makes little tunes from bar codes.

Nabit, free action shots from your iPhone

The app is free.

World of Tab meets photographer Fatsarazzi

A bit of an advert I know, but interesting to see an ad video like this that isn't about someone talking about the iPad.

Via Gadgeteer.

Instagramers set up their own exhibition

I like instagram, it's fun and easy to use, but these instagramers have gone one (or perhaps many) steps further by taking their instagram work and turning it into a real world exhibition.

I think it's a great idea, and one I might even follow up on myself as they're London based.

Find out more here.

PhotoAppLink

Having spent a lot of time talking about CoreMIDI and music apps working together I was really pleased to find this initiative for photo apps.

Photo Stats for iPhone

Whilst photo stats doesn't do anything with your photos it will tell you a lot about the photos you've taken on your iPhone and make some really cool looking infographics with them.

+Loop

+loop from Trollbäck + Company Apps on Vimeo.

I saw this at Creative Applications and thought it might be of interest to quite a few people. It looks like a really different approach to video.

FiLMiC Pro on sale ($0.99) plus details of the app

I only found out about this from a post in the forum, and it does look really so I thought I'd share it with you as it is on sale this weekend for just $0.99. Here's app's details:

FiLMiC Pro is THE Filmmaker’s App. A dedicated video camera app that enables users to take their mobile cinematography to new heights by asserting as much manual control over camera functions as possible.

MAXIMUM CONTROL:

Rock solid, two hand, thumb based control bar. Designed by filmmakers.

THREE FOCUS/EXPOSURE SYSTEMS:

More ways to personalize your shooting method than any other video camera app. Combined with the lockable control buttons and you have complete control of your shots.

• Double Reticle Mode: two separate adjustable reticles for spot sampling focus and exposure.
• Single Reticle Mode: a center fixed positioned spot sampling reticle for both focus and exposure.
• Full Frame Mode: samples both both focus and exposure from the entire frame.

ADVANCED FEATURES:

• Variable Frame Rates (1-25 and 30fps) including both the US (24p) and European (25p) film production standards.
• Four Selectable Resolutions (iPhone 4 or 4th Gen iPod Touch).
• Framing Guide Overlays (4:3, 16:9, & 2:35.1).
• Thirds Guide for composition.
• Audio Metering.
• Color Bars for Post Production.
• Film Production Style Slate for syncing with an external audio system or multi-camera shoots, and adding info to inform your editor or organize your clips within the clip library.

UPLOAD OPTIONS:

• DropBox
• YouTube
• Vimeo
• Facebook
• FTP Server

Mute Synth on Blurb

I tried out the Blurb mobile app with some of the pictures I took at Short Circuit at the Roundhouse last week. I think it isn't a bad way to share 'stories'.

You can see them results here.

3D Gallery on sale

I haven't mentioned a photography type app in a while and Kovsky emailed me to say that 3D Gallery is on sale which is a great app for looking at photos in a virtual 3D gallery. It is on sale at the moment for just $0.99.

Photosmith of a few things that can't be done

Photosmith explain how they are accomplishing a few things that people have said that they couldn't do.

Read their blog here.

iPads at the Apple Store

A schedule for Photosmith

Interested in Photosmith for iPad? Here's their release schedule including details of beta releases and when they expect to finally submit to Apple.

Photosmith on zooming

Another update from the Photosmith on what they're up to in development terms. This time, zooming!

Photosmith on app design

Interesting post form Photosmith on the design of their app.

Photosmith release plugin for Lightbridge

Ahead of the launch of their iPad app they've released the plug in for Lightbridge. You can get it here.

iPads at the Apple Store

Photosmith Mobile Workflow

Interesting post about photosmith sync to Adobe Lightroom.

Photosmith is coming

A new photo app coming to the iPad. Lots of info at the developer's blog. Thanks to iPad Creative

iPads at the Apple Store

iPhone Film Festival

If you've made a film on your iPhone then this looks like a really good resource for getting it a little more attention.

I didn't know anything about this site until I saw it mentioned on twitter because of the 8mm Vintage Camera app.

Mashable's 10 sites for iPhone photography

A useful post from Mashable on ten sites for iPhone photography.