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Daily App Experiment #205: "Moon and Stars" - for today's #daily_appsperiment, I wanted to take to different word based image apps and merge them together. I started with a previously posted picture of light bouncing off of a coffee shop window and onto the sidewalk, then used #WordFoto to "textify" the image (using the word "moon"). I then used #textify to do the same thing, but using "stars" as the word. I then merged the two different versions together using #DXP. #appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #231: "High Voltage" - I shot this with #Hipstamatic then butchered it with the #decim8 app (which just got an update today). I then took the Decim8ed version and the origin and merged them in #TrueHDR before finally processing in Camera+. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Created with the Pixelmania iPad app. By dragging yr fingers across the screen pixels get smaller and more detailed. It's cool but can't save the final image (WTF?) so I tapped on some pixels while doing a screencap and got the pixelization as it happened. Unfortunately, screencaps don't look anywhere near as clear as an exported image would.
Poppy captured in Camera+. Tweaked for color and contrast in several tools in Snapseed. Used the Drama filter for several passes in Snapseed. Blended with a mask to darken the background in Image Blender then changed to black and white in Snapseed. Tweaked again with a darkness mask in Image Blender.
Playing with Decim8 again and ran Appsperiment #7 through. This is the result after bumping up the contrast with Clarify in Camera+. It looks like sea creatures in frothy water to me. I really like the shapes and colors.
Daily App Experiment 405: "Stippling" - Took a shot of a sharp dressed stranger and ran it through the brand new #SnapDot app, to create a stippled look to the photo. I then used #imageblender to layer the DnapDit image over a photo of a wall and used #snapseed for additional tweaking. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Cacti at night captured with Slit Scan while rocking side to side, tweaked for color and contrast in Snapseed and cropped in Camera+. Cloned out a few spots in Retouch. Made a version with Toy Camera filter and another with Diana filter in Camera+. Blended those two in Image Blender. Ran that result through the Backlit scene in Camera+ and partially blended that back into the previous result.
Daily App Experiment #178: "Butters" - I created a light and a dark mix in #2BitCam, then merged them using #TrueHDR. That image was all straight and grid-like, so I used #FrontView to warp it a little, then did final processing in #PhotoForge2. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
My smiling face in my lit makeup mirror captured with Liquid Lens, a new app for me. I liked the curves at the bottom so ran a copy through the Backlit scene in Camera+ to get rid of my face, rotated it 180 degrees, cropped the bottom half and then created a fading transparency gradient in Eraser on my iPad. Merged that into the top of the original with Image Blender. Played with the result in Snapseed to bring out some contrast and color tones. Ran the result of that through Dynamic Light's Orton filter to soften the arches a bit and partially blended that back in to the contrast adjusted version. Phew! It was mostly playing with things to see what they would do to it. A lot of steps for a pretty simple result, but I like it. Liquid Lens is pretty fun in itself - very psychedelic!
Daily App Experiment 393: "Flashjack" - I've been playing around lately with different ways to work a real world camera flash into my iPhone photography. My favorite method so far has been using the flash in combination with a long exposure app to leave the shutter open, but get a crisp moment of clarity with the pop of the flash. This certainly isn't new to photographers, but I'm really surprised by the variety of results I get between different apps. My favorite so far is #lightbomb, a social sharing app for light painting fans. I set it to capture for three seconds then pop off a flash with a colored filter over the light. I've posted a bunch of cool examples on www.objectivescenes.com too. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Ice sculptures at the Aria in Vegas, captured with Pro Camera. Run through Decim8 with the Precog1 and Veth filters, then passes at two different tolerances in Wordfoto using a dot as the "word". The two results blended in Image Blender. Finally, tweaked colors in Camera+ with the 70s filter.
Daily App Experiment #352 "Truth" - Today's #appsperiment is basically an experiment with Anticrop & Autopainter, with a tiny touch up in Filterstorm (where I re-added the figure under the tree). #daily_appsperiment
- typically, HDR apps like #trueHDR are best used when shooting static objects, like statues or scenery. These apps work by taking multiple shots at different exposure levels, then merging them together and picking parts of each image to focus on.
Cacti at my office captured in Camera+. Modified in Snapseed for color and contrast. The rainbow shades came out with adjustments to contrast and saturation, not special effects, which I thought was pretty cool. Applied a bit of tiltshift as well. Ran through Decim8 and blended that version into the background as exclusion with ImageBlender.
Bear sculpture captured in Camera+. Manipulated in WordFoto to get a dotted background. Run through various filters and adjustments in Snapseed, Camera+ and PhotoSplash and blended versions into each others with some selective masking in Image Blender.
Daily App Experiment #204 "Transformer" - over by 24th street and Mission are about 40 stencils of Lou Reed on the ground. I used the #everyday photo app to tale pictures of all of them that would be lined up with each other, then used #interlacer to layer all the images together. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
- Created by taking an action shot with FotoMecha, running that through ToonPaint, then layering a different photo of some wall tiled wall in a BART station on top of the ToonPaint image using the "Plus Lighter" filter in DXP.
- This photo was cropped & bordered in Camera+, then converted to ASCII art in AsciiMe, then I brought it into Tilt Shift Generator for a subtle (hopefully) focusing effect.
Captured in Camera+. Run through Decim8 a few times for variations. Two variations blended back into the original with Image Blender. Result run through Camera+'s Clarify twice. The original was taken at the rest stop at Sunset Point a few months ago. I liked the bright yellow against the neutral rocks and blue sky.
Daily App Experiment #166 "Nightly, Daily" - I recently changed the settings on the #TrueHDR app to save the original photos as well as the final HDR composite image. So I shot this image with TrueHDR, then used #Interlacer to layer the low exposure, high exposure, and HDR image together. Then cropped it in Camera+ and dipped it in #SwankoLab for some cooler tones. I realize I've been using Interlacer a ton lately, so to keep my #appsperiment pics more interesting I'm self-imposing a one week ban on Interlacer. Well, I won't use it for my #daily_appsperiment pics, but maybe still use it for other photos.
Daily App Experiment #141: "Twist" - Created this #appsperiment using #slitscan. Slit-Scan works like a scanner, so I was able to "record" myself turning. It's a really fun app to play with. #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #213: "Decay" - shot this during today's bike and photo ride. I ran the image through #decim8, to glitch it out, then processed it In #iDarkroom to add the aging and canvas textures. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
- this is a previously unposted shot from our recent #instawalksf ferry ride to Sausalito. I used #phototropedelic to tweak the image, then ran it through some additional clean up in #camera+. #daily_appsperiment #app
Daily App Experiment #172 "GB Rocker" - I used to love this app called GB Cam, but it got pulled from the app store because of a copyright claim from Nintendo. The developer has FINALLY re-released the app as "2Bit Camera". #2BitCam creates pixelized images, in the style of old Game Boy graphics. What makes this app so neat, are the options for turning on/off dithering, spacing, and even screen color (green vs b/w). For today's #appsperiment I took a shot of @crashfaster performing chip music (on his Game Boy) at #makerfaire and ran it through 2BitCam twice. The first time I used spacing with no dithering, and the second time I used dithering with no spacing. I then ran those two images through #TrueHDR and let it try to figure out which part of which image to use. Mostly it just used the spacing with no dithering. Final touch ups in Camera+, where I used the Chromakey filter for a much more authentic green screen look. #daily_appsperiment
Yellow poppy captured in Camera+. Run through the Clarify filter 5 times. Created a ToonPaint version against the original and blended that back into the the clarified version with ImageBlender.
while we were in New York, @crashfaster was giving me crap about a self portrait I posted. I guess he thought it looked kind of Glamour Shots-y, but I didn't think it was sexy enough so I added butterflies, bubbles, stars, soft focus, & lightning bolts to it :)
I used #PhotoStudio to do it all. They also had flames, but that would have just been tacky.
Daily App Experiment #136 "Rirrom" - shot with an iPhone, run two different times through #Phototropedelic, then layered in #DXP. #appsperiment #Daily_appsperiment
Captured in Camera+, run through Clarity filter 4 times. Cloned a spot fix with Image Blender, added a bit of Cross Processing with Camera+ and then used Path's new Depth filter to bring some focus to the towers and car on the road. I like the hyper-realism of it.
Daily App Experiment #222: "Revision"- I posed with @acarboni using the #popbooth app, then picked one of the panels and imported it into Camera+. In there, I saved five different versions (using various settings) and exported them separately. I then used #interlacer to mix this versions all together. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #194: "Re-rez" - I really like how this process turned out! I started by shooting two pics using the newly released #GeometricLens camera app, which "triangulates" images in real time. For this picture I took two shots of my morning cup of coffee. I tried to keep very still, but the shots had subtle differences. I then used #iCameraHDR to merge the two photos together, which mostly kept the triangles, with a few interesting hiccups and lots of smooth gradients in the triangles (instead of solid colors). I'll post a full "re-rez" how-to on www.ObjectiveScenes.com tomorrow. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Self portrait with Liquid Lens. Run through Decim8 with the Fingerblib and Veth filters. Color and contrast tweaked in in Snapseed. Applied the Purple Haze filter in Camera+. Blended that version back into itself with Multiply in Image Blender.
Daily App Experiment #206: "Waiting" - I shot this pic of a bus shelter with #SynthCam, not that you can really can tell, then ran it through #percolator a few times with different settings and merged those images with #icameraHDR to create this final image. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #362 "Transit" - started by taking a shot with #lomora2, which is like a Hipstamatic, but with a few bugs. Ran it through #shockmypic for the cool lines, then used #psexpress's "smooth" effect to make the lines more subtle. #appsperiment #dail_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #312 "Jpizzle" - I bumped into @troy and Jpeg, his doggy, today and took some shots. I ran this shot through #phototropedelic and #percolator then layered all the versions together using #filterstorm's selective color tool and radial layering tools. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment 393: "Flashjack" - I've been playing around lately with different ways to work a real world camera flash into my iPhone photography. My favorite method so far has been using the flash in combination with a long exposure app to leave the shutter open, but get a crisp moment of clarity with the pop of the flash. This certainly isn't new to photographers, but I'm really surprised by the variety of results I get between different apps. My favorite so far is #lightbomb, a social sharing app for light painting fans. I set it to capture for three seconds then pop off a flash with a colored filter over the light. I've posted a bunch of cool examples on www.objectivescenes.com too. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment 404: "Ghosts On The Tarmacs" - Revisiting an older photo. Shot at SFO using HDR, which caused the ghosting image on the right. Then run through #decim8 and re-layered over the original using #imageblender. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
This started off as a picture taken with the TrueHDR camera app, which someone was cool enough to show me at last night's Instameet, but then I remembered I wanted to mess around with DotCamera some more. So I took the her pic, ran it through DotCamera once, then rotated the original (using Camera+) and ran it through again. Then I brought the original, horizontal, and vertical images together using the Juxtaposer app. The idea was to have a different effect for the foreground, the tagged wall, and the sky. To answer your question: yes it was a bit of work :)