Camera+, arguably one of the best third-party camera apps for the iPhone and iPad, just updated with a minor, but big update. The app now lets you save photos at their full resolution, guaranteeing the highest quality when you save them to your camera roll or share them with friends and family.
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Camera+ updates with new high quality photo setting
Adobe updates Creative Cloud service with new tools, Teams, and more
Adobe updated some of its Creative Suite 6 products earlier, but they're at it yet again, introducing a few updates to their new Creative Cloud subscription service. The service adds a new feature call Teams, as well as a number of other features exclusive to subscribers, including Smart Object support for the Blur Gallery and Liquify tools.
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Instagram for iOS updates with new camera, new filter, and Foursquare integration
Instagram has had a tough past few days with the whole Twitter debacle, but they're attempting to bounce back thanks to a new update for its iOS app. The update comes with an updated camera interface, as well as a brand-new filter that you can play around with. Plus, it also comes with Foursquare integration for those that love to check-in to places and share it with their friends.
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flicpost iPhone app launches your photos physically worldwide
This week the folks at flicpost have launched their new iPhone app and ecosystem for all, allowing you to send physical photos from your iOS device to your friends anywhere in the world. If you're working on that perfect New Years gift for your friends halfway across the planet and you're not quite sure what might be both perfect and utterly easy on you wallet and your mind, you may want to have a peek at this fabulous new technology called flixfix. With flixfix (working with flicpost) you'll be able to take not only the photos from your iPhone, but your Facebook or Flickr account as well.
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Google releases Snapseed for Android, updates iOS version
Just a couple of months ago, Google acquired photo-editing app Snapseed. The company is now releasing an Android version of the app, as well as updating the iOS version. The best part, however, is that they've dropped the price of both versions to no cost at all, bringing advanced photo-editing tools to iOS and Android users for free.
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Facebook rolls out Photo Sync to easily share photos over the web
A couple weeks ago, Facebook began rolling out a new feature on iOS called Photo Sync for a select number of users. It essentially is a service that automatically uploads photos that you take on your phone to a private web album. From there, you can select what photos you want to share with friends and family quickly and easily. Facebook is announcing that the feature will be rolling out to everyone.
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Will.i.am iPhone accessory line kicking off with three vintage models
The i.am+ accessory line has begun with a set of three iPhone covers that convert the device into a much more high-powered camera than the smartphone is on its own. This lineup is being launched by Black Eyed Peas musician will.i.am and will be expanded upon via an ecosystem online and through high-end shops throughout the UK (at first, anyway.) This was announced with great glee by will.i.am in London this week with a full-on music video showing tonight with none other than Britney Spears.
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Damian Dinning explains Nokia departure, joining Jaguar Land Rover
Yesterday we heard that Damian Dinning, who served as the head of Nokia's camera and imaging department, was leaving the company. He'll be ending a 9 year tenure on November 30, but when this announcement was made, there will still a few mysteries left to figure out. Why was he leaving? Where is he going next? The suspense surrounding Dinning's departure was apparently short lived, as he explained everything in a statement to PureViewClub today.
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Thanksgiving was Instagram’s biggest day ever
If you weren't aware of all of the Instagram users posting up their Thanksgiving meals to Facebook and Twitter, we're not sure how you missed them. The photo-sharing service announced that Thanksgiving was their biggest day ever, with over 10 million photos shared in the 24-hour period, peaking at 226 photos per second.
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Will.i.am iPhone camera accessory sets off larger line
The musician, entrepeneuer, and Intel Creative Director known as Will.i.am has come forth with an accessory for the iPhone that he says will redefine what the device is used for. With this camera add-on, part of the new "i.am+" brand name, you'll be able to get much higher-quality photos than ever before, all while using the iPhone's standard iOS interface from Apple. In other words, it'll be an iOS Samsung Galaxy Camera - sort of.
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Review
Times are tough for point-and-shoot cameras. The rise of the smartphone and its ever-increasing megapixel count, as well as a demand for instant sharing, has seen dedicated camera sales droop. Yet, as any photography aficionado will tell you, there’s more to snapping shots than mere megapixels. Enter Samsung and the Galaxy Camera, promising the best of its mobile and photography teams in a single gadget. Is there room in the marketplace for a new hybrid: the heart of a true camera with the added sprinkle of some smartphone magic? Read on for our full review.
Lytro announces new Perspective Shift and Living Filters features
Lytro, maker of the "world's first" consumer-level light field camera, has announced that it will release Living Filters and Perspective Shift for the device on December 4. The new features will be available via the Lytro Desktop application, which is free. Using these new features, users will be able to change a picture's point of view after it has been taken, while the filters will give photographers one of nine options for changing a photo's appearance.
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