For an overview of the Photoforge2 app for your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch ... check out my latest review over at f295.
FROM f295:
I’m the kind of guy that carries his iPhone everywhere and often it’s my primary camera of choice. If not an iPhone in my hands, its a Holga or Diana. I enjoy making images from toy cameras, and I love the look the plastic lens gives the images I create.
It probably goes without saying that I was excited to hear about PhotoForge2 and its capabilities for mobile, on-the-fly, high-end image editing. There’s plenty of about this new app and rightfully so; it’s the most powerful photo editor I’ve seen for the iPod Touch, iPhone, and/or iPad. ... for the rest of the review
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Monday, August 15
ToyCameraPlay Reviews PhotoForge2 on f295
Monday, June 13
A Short Walk to Pittsburgh Filmmakers
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| Pittsburgh has some great old homes with lots of character. |
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| "Now Playing" right in your backyard. |
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| Ivy covered yard. |
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| Beautiful house. Great sky. |
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| New growth on old tree. |
(C) Matt Larson, 2011
Digital Scans from 35 mm color film (ASA 200)
We visited Pittsburgh a few weeks ago for the f295 Symposium. It was a great time and Becky and I got to meet all of our web and social media friends--people we've known for a couple of years now but some we've never met.
These images were shot with my Mini Diana on our short walk from the hotel to Pittsburgh Filmmakers. It's a great art center for Pittsburgh and well done too. It was the location where all the workshops were held.
The Mini Diana never fails to disappoint me. These are simple one-hour scans and toned in Aperture.
See more and a writeup on the f295 Symposium
Labels: "F295", "Mini Diana", "toy camera", Pittsburgh, Scanned Film
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