Link: Hands On: Facebook’s New iOS Camera App That Isn’t Instagram | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
Facebook’s first camera app for iOS, aptly and simply dubbed Facebook Camera, highlights the company’s commitment to its mobile business. But considering Facebook’s recent purchase of the photo-sharing app Instagram, it’s hard not to compare the two.
Link: John Nack on Adobe : Photosmith 2 enhances Lightroom-iPad integration
I’m delighted to see that Photosmith has released version 2, enabling multi-image tagging, bidirectional sync with Lightroom, native Eye-Fi support, and more.
Link: ::: The Travel Photographer ::::
Does it compete with Lightroom, Photoshop et al? Of course not. But it offers a quick fix to those who have no time or interest in getting involved with these two heavyweights…and it does so at the price of only $29. Not too bad.
If you believe that Hipstamatic and Instagram could inspire tens of millions of people to become more interested in “serious” photography, then think of Mr. Lowy as a prophet urging others to abandon outdated and elitist ways.
If, on the other hand, you believe iPhone photography — and the Hipstamatic app, in particular — are the work of the Devil, then you can think of Mr. Lowy as his messenger.
Link: British Journal of Photography
A new camera app – 645 Pro – has been released for the iPhone, offering lossless and uncompressed output
