Challenge: Saturday 7/9/16: Smartphones, Tablets, Image Makers
Jul 8, 2016 21:49:32 #
It's another Saturday already. This week I tried using some of the editing features on my phone and scanned a couple things. Not real thrilled with the phone editing features and too cheap to pay what some of the apps cost. What are your favorite photography phone apps? Let us know and tell us for which type phone. I have "Camera+" in addition to the standard iPhone editing. Think it was free. More to post tomorrow....
Went to the Farmer's Market (phone color enhancer)
In phone BW
Camera+ app - can't recall: either "depth of field" or "portrait"
Basket detail - market has these baskets for shopper use - like them a LOT
Jul 9, 2016 06:33:16 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
I play around with my tablet camera sometimes when I am bored. I seem to use everything for photography somehow. The tablets and smartphones come with photo studios built right in! Mine is an android, my daughter has an I phone. I just click on the 3 dots in corner, pick edit, and then go from there. I also have a free app called Pixlr, that has some good features. I just try out all kinds of features and see what they do. This example is a combination of apps and editing tools.It's another Saturday already. This week I tried using some of the editing features on my phone and scanned a couple things. Not real thrilled with the phone editing features and too cheap to pay what some of the apps cost. What are your favorite photography phone apps? Let us know and tell us for which type phone. I have "Camera+" in addition to the standard iPhone editing. Think it was free. More to post tomorrow....
Unadjusted zinnia taken with tablet camera
My attempt at Retro art
I can even add text
Jul 9, 2016 07:44:09 #
roxiemarty wrote:
I play around with my tablet camera sometimes when I am bored. I seem to use everything for photography somehow. The tablets and smartphones come with photo studios built right in! Mine is an android, my daughter has an I phone. I just click on the 3 dots in corner, pick edit, and then go from there. I also have a free app called Pixlr, that has some good features. I just try out all kinds of features and see what they do. This example is a combination of apps and editing tools.
Thanks Roxie. I will check out Pixlr - I have iPhone 6S and the dot system you describe is similar. And I love zinnias!
Jul 9, 2016 07:49:48 #
I played around with these - started in my phone and finished in Lightroom. The flags were done on my scanner.
At the beach waiting for fireworks to start,
Weirded out Hollyhock
Jul 9, 2016 07:53:01 #
Tried to think of something different to use on my scanner. How about some antique "doilies"?
Original scan
Lightroom and "cut out" the star
Then I "wrapped" and scoped it.
Jul 9, 2016 09:38:15 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
Tried to think of something different to use on my scanner. How about some antique "doilies"?
Here are some examples from an app called "enjoyphoto" that was free, and sort of fun.
I dragged and dropped some photos to my tablet.
My photo from Epcot, virtual living room.
You get the general idea.
Jul 9, 2016 09:44:02 #
roxiemarty wrote:
Here are some examples from an app called "enjoyphoto" that was free, and sort of fun.
Those are really cool!
Jul 9, 2016 10:10:22 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
It's another Saturday already. This week I tried using some of the editing features on my phone and scanned a couple things. Not real thrilled with the phone editing features and too cheap to pay what some of the apps cost. What are your favorite photography phone apps? Let us know and tell us for which type phone. I have "Camera+" in addition to the standard iPhone editing. Think it was free. More to post tomorrow....
PAT thanks for hosting Saturday, nice group I really like the basket.
Jul 9, 2016 10:16:53 #
roxiemarty wrote:
I play around with my tablet camera sometimes when I am bored. I seem to use everything for photography somehow. The tablets and smartphones come with photo studios built right in! Mine is an android, my daughter has an I phone. I just click on the 3 dots in corner, pick edit, and then go from there. I also have a free app called Pixlr, that has some good features. I just try out all kinds of features and see what they do. This example is a combination of apps and editing tools.
roxiemarty Nice groups and good examples, I like the second group
Jul 9, 2016 10:19:48 #
dane004 wrote:
roxiemarty Nice group and good examples
Thanks, most are just for fun. But computers sure have come a long way. There are so many features that are out of my league! I have to ask alot of questions from a younger generation, or just muddle through........
Jul 9, 2016 10:21:03 #
Ok PAT I have some. I did not use any photo apps on these. They are straight from the Galaxy S7
Jul 9, 2016 10:33:43 #
dane004 wrote:
Ok PAT I have some. I did not use any photo apps on these. They are straight from the Galaxy S7
Can't see them yet.
Jul 9, 2016 10:46:46 #
roxiemarty wrote:
Can't see them yet.
roxiemarty you are to fast for me, I had trouble with the new upload.
Jul 9, 2016 10:47:11 #
Jul 9, 2016 11:48:05 #
dane004 wrote:
PAT thanks for hosting Saturday, nice group I really like the basket.
Thank you
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