What would noted photographer Ansel Adams do if he packed an iPhone in his pocket? Likely one of two things: seek out the best noir settings among the vast range of available color shooting apps or perhaps dig up a dedicated black and white app.
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Image Effects, Filters, Masks and Other Image Processing Methods
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Episode 2 of the Funky Fun Filter series. Today we are using a multi image 5 (5 areas) filter. Great for interesting photos and video without using photoshop...
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A kaleidoscope of dreams...or filters. This fun yet artistic venture into using this filter takes its edges and moves them about while the center stays aligned. 
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Now that the selfie has been tacitly endorsed by none other than Anne Leibovitz, fans of this particular photographic medium are free to say "eff the haters" and post as many #nomakeup photos as they want. And using Cheryl Andersen's Selfie app, they can also retouch their selfies with reckless abandon.
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Cheryl Andersen says that with the Selfie App we are all a little narcissistic? That doesn't seem to be too far off from the truth. Keeping that in mind this interview explains even more in depth this is in fact a truth and not necessarily a bad idea.
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Last May, we took a look at Mextures and found it to be one of the best filter apps for adding subtle effects and layered textures to your photos.
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Remember Mextures, well since it was named one of the best filter apps the app now has gone under and come up with new and improve functions. Everything for editing, new formulas to sharing have been updated. Even better you don't have to send your images to a third party app for any sort of adjustment.
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Manipulating image using SVG filters is simple, play around a litle here made easy using `angularJS` ... (Demo of #SVG filters used to manipulate image.
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Finding a simple way to manipulate an image is harder than you can imagine. So using the SVG is a blessing in disguise, also as a filter you can hit two functions with one simple adjustment.
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In this quick tutorial we'll show you how to turn yourself into a vampire with some simple tricks. What you'll need: Find a photo or use your own. Also, grab some cat eyes and blood brushes. Take a photo of yourself. If it’s easier, get someone to help you, as you want to get the right lighting and composition.
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Simple, this could not be any more simple to create. And for yourself, say you don't want to go through the whole makeup adventure and just want to use Photoshop. Lucky you this is a terrific tutorial.
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What is this amazing analog making photo editor that I'm talking about? It's an app for you mac, called Analog (what a surprise), available in the Mac App Store. The app costs 8,99 euros and for this price you get 35 filters and optional 15 borders.
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Effects and filters. Having a variety yet something that will add a flare of sunshine and summer fun.
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Just in case you were getting tired of the same old mainline options for taking fun, shareable photos and videos on your phone, here's another app (iOS and Android) that combines a sprinkling of Snapchat, a dash of Instagram and a smidgen of Vine to create a bite-sized multimedia post for sharing to your social networks.
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It has happened an app that has combined three widely used apps that we make life a lot easier. Selphee (that's a mouth full) taking on what we call selfie's but otherwise watch the video to see the full capacity this app is capable of.
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You might think you have a fast lens if it tops f/1.2 or f/1.0, but that's nothing compared to the De Oude Delft 50mm f/0.75. It's one of the fastest lenses in the world.
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A series of images captured with the De Oude Delft 50mm f/0.75 lens. Ironically enough it was created for the use of X-rays, yet looking at these photos will make your jaw-drop from the exquisite beauty.
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PopAGraph, the popular image-editing app that makes your photos pop, has just received a major update. With PopAGraph, you can easily mask a photo to make a particular portion pop out.
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An upgraded PopAGraph has more filters and a new brush that is a soft-edge touch-up. But want has been highlighted is that you could make a time-lapsed gif and export it.
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Appadana Development has released Version 4.0 of Polamatic, an iOS app promising to bring the Polaroid look “back to life on any Apple device.”
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Polamatic has been known to bring the Polaroid look back to Apple. From vacations to family or friend moments, adding that border of a classic Polaroid, could only make that moment better.
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As we’ll see, the Radial Filter even lets us add multiple vignettes at the same time so we can darken some areas of the image while brightening and enhancing others! And, we’ll create the entire effect non-destructively using Smart Objects and Smart Filters so our original image remains completely unharmed. Photoshop CC (Creative Cloud) brings with it lots of exciting new features, including the brand new Camera Raw Filter that lets us apply any or all of Camera Raw’s powerful image editing abilities as a filter to any layer we want in our Photoshop document! What’s more, Camera Raw (and the Camera Raw Filter) in Photoshop CC includes new features of its own, like the amazing Radial Filter.
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The radical filter can add a harsh, vignette filter. Which will bring out if your model has blue or green eyes, it can even make it seem like a Hunger Games environment with it's bluish/gray cast. If you want dramatic, this will give you the result you would want.
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An app purely created to be devoted to the monochrome snapshot. Packing a punch full of worthy photography that Ansel Adams himself would marvel at. Becoming apart of this new movement is a click and an app away.