Top 10 iPhone apps for photographers in 2009
With technology becoming more and more important to us the iPhone has always been one of my favorite tools. It allows me to communicate quickly with my clients, I can always keep up with email, social networking all while on the go. There are some really great apps for photographers on the iPhone and since this year is winding down here is my top 10 list of iPhone apps for photographers.
2) Photogene – If you want to take your editing one step further check out Photogene. Photogene allows you to:
. - Enhance photos with multiple color adjustment options and a sharpen filter.
. - Crop and straighten.
. - Add fun effects like text balloons, frames or special filters.
3) BestCamera – Best camera is a really cool App by the renowed photographer Chase Jarvis. It allows you to apply filters to your photos and the final images can be shared on the bestcamera.com website. Best Camera provides a unique set of effects that can be applied at the touch of a button. Stack those effects. Mix them. Remix them. Virtually infinite creative possibility with your photos.
4) TiltShift Generator – This is one of my favorite apps. You can select any images in 
5) Tweetie 2 – Social media is playing a larger and larger role in business every day. Twitter and facebook are really good tools for communicating with your clients, marketing your business to new clients and marketing with other photographers and professionals. I have used a few different twitter apps for the iPhone and tweetie 2 is the best. Some of the features it has are:
6) Facebook – another great social media tool that includes most features you have using facebook on your computer. A great way to keep up with people when you are on the go.
8 ) PicPockets Jerry’s Greatest Clicks Vol 1
Jerry Ghionis is an amazing wedding photographer, I think one of the best in the world right now. His picpockets is a series of educational and inspirational images of some of his favorite works. He reveals the story, technique and exposure data of 50 of his iconic photos.
9) Doodle Jump – Ok, I know this app isn’t a photography app. It won’t help you streamline your business, take better photos or anything photo related. But after a busy day editing or shooting, we all need to have some fun and this is one of my favorite games for the iPhone. Its very simple and can provide lots of fun.
10) Photographer’s Workflow – Photographers workflow was created to help photographers keep organized and focused 
on what needs to be done for every job. This is a quick and easy way to create a series of tasks from any client project that will import to Googles online calendar.
What’s your favorite iPhone app? Leave a comment below with some apps you can’t live without.
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Check out what others are saying about this post...[...] Yep, you read the title right. For our latest competition I want to see your best iPhone (or any mobile) photo. And before you go clicking away thinking “isn’t this a website on the art of photography” let me explain the though behind this a bit. Awhile back commercial photographer Chase Jarvis released a book/iPhone app/community all around the theme “The Best Camera Is The One That’s With You”. This really got me thinking about that phrase and how true it can be. Sometimes the best camera to use for a shoot is whatever you have right there at that time. Moments are fleeting and unique, you don’t have the ability to every recreate a moment and get the same exact results. Most of us don’t lug around our expensive dSLR cameras everywhere we go but inspiration can happen anywhere. In the grocery store, at a restaurant you never know where inspiration can strike. Since most cell phones now have decent cameras in them you can now document your world and capture moments with your cell phone and get a decent image. Also some phone like the iPhone have a ton of pretty unique and cool apps that you can use to process your images. I love to use the Pano and Tilt Shift app on my iPhone. To see my Top 10 list of 2009 photography apps for the iPhone go here: Top iPhone photography apps [...]
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