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AfterFocus 16 With AfterFocus, you can create DSLR style shallow focus by selecting and masking focus area using a combination of manual and intelligent tools.It has powerful desktop style image editing facilities together with a library of predefined iPhoneography effects and filters (some via in app purchases). Adobe Photoshop Express 16 PS Express is an iPhone photography processing app from the Adobe Photoshop powerhouse.Click the summary to see how the app is used. Clicking the app name will give an indexed summary of workflows.The numbers in brackets indicate how many of my workflows the app is featured in.Others I use often but maybe don’t feature on the workflows I share. Some I may have used and just not understood. They represent some of my favorite iPhoneography apps, that much is true but there are many apps out there I’ve never used. The iPhone photography apps in this index are all apps used in workflows shared on Skipology. Then I bump in to some guy called Skip who says iPhoneography is a glorious art form and ‘Did you know you can convert that great image into something resembling a painting.’ Oh, I’m going to need more apps… The last thing I want to do is transfer my images to laptop and play around in GIMP or Photoshop, that’s just not cricket as we Brits say. The bundled camera app may be capable, even more so with each IOS upgrade, but it will always lag behind the specifications offered by specialist camera replacement apps. How many iPhone photography apps do you really need? Well we need an iPhone camera replacement app for sure. This will only work sometimes, it depends on the photo.What’s in my iPhone Photography Camera Bag? The iPhoneography apps I use. Tip: I found that if there are birds you would like to remove, you can take the photo into iPhoto ($4.99) and use the repair brush to erase unwanted birds. This pattern of birds seemed to fit this photo rather well. The birds are in a pattern, with a variety of four to five different patterns. My only wish is that they would let you strategically place them where you would like. How cool! They just added some new birds too. Yes, I said birds! You can add a variety of birds to your photo. Most of them lean toward the 'grunge' style of filters, but there's one option I can't stop using: The Birds option. This app carries a lot of great features. I then saved to camera roll and opened my photo in Distressed FX ($0.99). I like to match the color of the rays to the overall tone of the photo. Also, when using the adjustments, there is a Spectrum you can use to add the right color to your rays. After I adjusted the placement of the rays, I used the Brightness adjustment, and dimmed the light to my liking. I took the rays and turned them upside down, and then used the Aspect Ratio adjustment, which allows you to raise or lower your rays to your liking. In this app you can move them around, brighten them, and place them exactly where you like. I used this app for one thing, the Light Rays feature. This app allows you to play with these features. Next, I brought my photo into LensLight ($1.99), a must-have photo-editing app that allows you to add a variety of light features like sun, glint, rays, lightning, flares, etc. I adjusted to my liking, and then saved to camera roll. I chose the Enhanced Landscape option, and used the Autumn Skies filter. T his is a rather new app that is so remarkable I use it more and more for its landscape filters. I recommend using this app for all photos.Īfter Photoshop, I saved to camera roll and brought my photo into Mextures ($1.99). That is how good this app is, and how important it is to use for your photos. The Sharpen feature turns your photo into a crisp professional-looking photo that could be mistaken for a photo that was taken by a $900.00 camera. I adjusted the De-noise to my liking, then went to the Sharpen feature and adjusted that to my liking as well. The De-noise feature smoothes out any grainy imperfections the photo may contain. This app has many great features, but the two I use every single time are the De-noise feature, and the Sharpen feature. This is a must-have app for all your iPhone photos. Next, I brought the photo into Photoshop Express (free).

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