We’re 3 months into a world with the iPad and we’re just starting to see it’s true potential start to peek through the clouds of controversy. As the dust settles from the launch, we’re seeing developers get down to creating some great, truly useful photography apps. This list of apps will sort, edit, capture, legalize and light your images, so read on!
Photo Sort: Photo-Sort enables you to organize your photos directly on your iPad, without any synchronization to your PC or MAC. Create folders and sub-folders, Cut, copy, paste and delete folders and photos, Rename folders and photos, Export your photos and photo albums to your computer, drag, swipe, flick, pinch, zoom, rotate and slideshow features. $1.99
Easy Release: Lets photographers and other creative professionals make model and property releases right on their iPhone or iPad. You can save, sort, file and email the releases. $9.99
ShutterSnitch: A wireless tethering app that lets you shoot images on a DSLR or Point-and-shoot and see them appear live on the iPad. I’m going to be going over this one in detail in a few days.
Photogene: Still one of the best editing apps out there and the iPad version is much easier to use than the iPhone version, mostly due to more screen real-estate. $3.99
DSLR Slate: A digital slate specifically designed for use with HDDSLR productions and works with iPads and the iPhone/iTouch. The app operates as a traditional slate, providing you with all the standard information, but it also goes a step further and provides information tailored to HDDSLR production, allowing you to log shutter speed, ISO, aperture, lens, and many other details. $4.99
Sun Seeker: It can tell you where the sun will rise and set today, tomorrow, or at anytime in the future – and it can do so in a number of ways. It can also show you where the light from the sun will be coming from at a particular day and date. There is also a 3D augmented reality view that will overlay the suns path for you on top of your view so you can see exactly where the sun will be, but that only works on iPhone 3GS. $2.99
The Best iPad Apps for Photographers I will recommend you the app named sortshots..Check out Sort Shots, which uses the power of tags to quickly sort and organize your photos. You can rate your photos (to sort your favourites to the top quickly) and tag multiple photos at once. Tags can be organized into hierarchical categories as well; the default top level categories are People, Places, and Events.
Sweet I’ll check it out thanks!
If you’re a professional photographer, you will also need to edit the metadata of your pictures before sending them to someone to make sure all the data about your picture stays here, including author, date, place, keywords, categories etc.
MetaEditor allows you to edit most IPTC fields and export in different manners your pictures.
I’d also add TouchUp to your selection, and Impression, which has the same same interest as it allows you to watermak your pictures.
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Hey seems to be great apps…would definitely check it out…..
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