Flickr app for iOS has been updated today with live filters and instant editing tools which include the ability to enhance, crop, sharpen, adjust color, use levels, add vignettes and more.
Flickr app for iOS has been updated today with live filters and instant editing tools which include the ability to enhance, crop, sharpen, adjust color, use levels, add vignettes and more. Jump over the break to check out a full changelog…
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The Color Of lets users find the average color of ‘things’, based on images on Instagram with tags and location.
Singapore-based interaction designer Fung Kwok Pan created an app that lets you explore Instagram in a different way. The Color Of lets users find the average color of ‘things’, based on images on Instagram with tags and location.
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OpenPhoto, the brainchild of ex-Yahoo engineer, Jaisen Mathai is a photo sharing platform that boasts ultimate freedom and total user control.
OpenPhoto, the brainchild of ex-Yahoo engineer, Jaisen Mathai is a photo sharing platform that boasts ultimate freedom and total user control. Contradictory to other photo sharing sites that have erected website-bound constraints that defeat the purpose of “sharing,” OpenPhoto allows the users to store their photos wherever they like.
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Apple’s newly launched iPhone 4S has quickly shot up to become the second most popular Cameraphone on Flickr.com.
Apple’s newly launched iPhone 4S has quickly shot up to become the second most popular Cameraphone on Flickr.com. Flickr’s Camera Finder page shows graphs of the popularity of both smartphones and Point and Shoot cameras.
The iPhone 4S has beaten out the iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, and HTC EVO 4G, but still lags behind the original iPhone 4. The iPhone made headlines in 2009 when it became the most popular camera on Flickr, even beating out all dedicated non-smartphone cameras. The iPhone 4S still has a ways to go before dethroning the iPhone 4, which remains the most popular overall camera on Flickr.
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Today, iPhone became the most used camera in Flickr. And “Instagram” has become another popular photo sharing service for iPhone. Clearly more and more people are using iPhone as their camera.
iPhoneography is the art of taking photographs with an iPhone. iPhoneographers are the people who take photographs with their iPhone. Today, iPhone became the most used camera in Flickr. And “Instagram” has become another popular photo sharing service for iPhone. Clearly more and more people are using iPhone as their camera.
Search for nearby locations, restaurants, points of interest — you name it! All using the power of Bing local search. Discover photographs taken and geotagged by Flickr users in the area. Find and engage with people on Twitter in your area – all just by looking around like you normally would!
My guess is that you noticed by now, that we do not talk to much about apps here on FSMdotCOM. Reason is simple: there are a gazillion of sites doing the same thing. Do we really need another one? I think there are much more important thing that we need to focus on.
But there is something that really excites us and that is augmented reality. And today we’re going to talk about robotvision, an augmented reality browser for iPhone 3Gs.
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Pano for iPhone lets you take beautiful, seamless panoramic photos straight from your phone, no other software necessary.
Features:
Also, be sure to check out our Flickr group for some awesome examples from users: http://www.flickr.com/groups/iphonepanoramas/
New Features Include:
Now Even Better:
Keep an eye on debaclesoftware.com and our Flickr group (http://www.flickr.com/groups/iphonepanoramas/) for details about our upcoming iPhone panorama contest! Awaiting the winners are prizes and fame!
Buy it from appstore for $2.99 here
Download .ipa file from rapidshare or sendspace .
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First, the sexy part — you can now view Flickr videos on your mobile phone! Videos uploaded by members will be immediately viewable through our mobile site, thanks to our friends in the Yahoo! Video Platform group. As of today this particular feature is available to iPhone and iPod Touch users only, but we expect to rapidly expand the number of devices that we support.
All together now : THANK YOU FLICKR 😀
