Light It – New Photography Magazine for iPad

Most of you know I am a huge iPad fan and I also love off camera lighting. Needless to say I was pretty pleased to see that Scott Kelby released a new magazine focused on lighting and it’s exclusively for the iPad! The intro issue for this app packs 54 pages into it and some [...]

iPad Photography App Reviews

From the moment the iPad was announced I was excited to see what type of Photography apps could be produced. In the small amount of time the iPad has been around there are some pretty amazing apps to do just about anything. In the photo world there are lots of great editing apps and productivity [...]

PhotoToaster iPad App Review for Photographers

PhotoToaster is an amazing photo editing app from the company behind MobileMonet and ColorBlast!, East Coast Pixels. At first glance PhotoToaster looks like yet another photo filter app, but when you delve deeper, you find a wealth of powerful tools to let you tweak to your heart’s content. As with MobileMonet, you can either import [...]

PhotoSync iPad App Review

PhotoSync iPad App Review PhotoSync is a great universal app that can wirelessly sync your photos among your iOS devices and your desktop computer. I was using a different iOS app (which shall remain nameless) to send photos between my iPhone and iPad, but it was fussy. It had to transfer photos and videos separately, [...]

Portfolio for iPad app review

One of the strongest benefits of the iPad in my opinion is its ability to be a very portable portfolio. You can now have hundreds of images and videos all within the beautiful display of the iPad. Built into the iPad you have the Photo app and the Video app that you can use to [...]

TouchRetouch HD iPad app review

Right before Photoshop CS5 was released, a demo video from Adobe showed off a feature they were working on for CS5, called “content-aware fill”. It was an amazing demo of technology for smartly cloning out defects by taking the content around the defect into account. For example, if a user wanted to clone out a [...]

Exporting images in Lightroom for iPad

With all of the buzz out there today on the iPad 2 I wanted to share a little about how to best export your images from Lightroom for the iPad. The screen resolution for the iPad and iPad 2 are the same so this won’t matter what version you have. Although the iPad does not [...]

Vintage Scene HD iPad app review

With the iPad 2 event going on today in San Francisco its a perfect day to post another iPad app review. With apps still really in their infancy for the iPad I do believe there is going to be some amazing new tools created for photographers coming up in the next year! VintageSceneHD is a [...]

Color My Photos HD iPad Review

For all of you iPad lovers we have another photography app review today. Even though the iPad is still a new device there are lots of apps to wade through, some which are keepers but many which are not. We will be your guinea pigs and always give you real and unbiased reviews. Today we [...]

CameraBag iPad app review

Todays post is from Scott Bush, check out some of his work at http://www.scottphotography.net/ There is a smaller selection of photo editing apps for the iPad as opposed to the iPhone. Since the iPad is still new, more and more developers who have iPhone apps will migrate some of those to the iPad. Camerabag by [...]

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