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RSS FeedsFive useful photo apps for travelers
(Digital Photography Review)

 
 

11 august 2017 15:10:07

 
Five useful photo apps for travelers
(Digital Photography Review)
 


Photo apps for travelers Photographers take great care in choosing the right gear for a trip. Why not make sure your smartphone is well equipped for photography too? After all, it`s probably the camera you`ll have with you in the event that your DSLR battery comes up short, or your shoulders need a break from the weight of your photo bag. While the stock camera app will serve most people just fine, there are a huge number of photo apps that go a step further - offering unique shooting features and clever editing options. Whether it`s a late summer getaway or just a trip to the park, these five iPhone apps (a couple of which are available for Android, too) can help you get a better shot to remember the journey by. SKRWT iOS/Android | $1.99 Travels often take photographers to new cities, but accurately rendering tall buildings and structures with the iPhone´s wide-angle lens alone can be problematic. SKRWT (pronounced Screw It - seriously) is handy for correcting perspective and lens distortion. When you compose a shot that is angled upwards at a building, for example, the resulting picture often shows lines that converge at the top. SKRWT focuses exclusively on straightening horizontal or vertical lines so the picture depicts more of what the eye perceives. With SKRWT, applying corrections takes a bit of user input, including prepping the image for the vertical correction filter and moving the slider to align the image with the grid. The app provides full auto cropping, vignette correction, ratio adjustments, and an EXIF reader alongside Mobile, Wide, Fisheye, and GoPro modes. You can save the corrected photo to a dedicated gallery or directly to your camera roll. SKRWT also features two in-app extensions: MRRW (pronounced Mirror), a mirroring tool, and 4PNTs (pronounced Four Points), a four-point-perspective tool for skewing and transforming images. Both apps are available as in-app purchases for 99 cents each. If you find your ...


 
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