Glyn Evans of the hugely popular blog iPhoneography has been a fan of 645 PRO since first taking a look at the pre-release version. With each update (as the app gets better) it’s come to earn a place as his “number 1 camera replacement app”. Thanks Glyn! Click to follow iPhoneography.com and the latest reviews of […]
With Release 1.12 of 645 PRO we’ve continued to enhance the performance of our flagship iPhone camera app. Some under-the-covers enhancements mean that it demands less from iPhone’s processor and memory than ever. That means snappier response, quicker file-saving and increased battery life. But that’s not all… We’ve added the option (via the main iPhone […]
We hate bugs. The odd one is pretty much inevitable in an application as complex as 645 PRO, but we put a lot of effort into getting rid of them as quickly and thoroughly as possible. That’s why 645 PRO Release 1.11.1 is on its way very soon—it fixes a couple of bugs that crept […]
The keen photographers in the 6×6 International Facebook Group (dedicated to images taken with Jaggr’s 6×6 for iPhone app) have, under the aegis of group leader Phil Bishop, launched a Blurb Book of selected images they’ve taken. And there are some seriously good photographs there! Blurb Books are available as downloads that are compatible with […]
The next update to 645 PRO—Release 1.11—is awaiting App Store review, and should be available for download in a few days. We thought we’d take a couple of minutes to bring you up to date with what’s coming. Firstly, we continue to work on increasing the efficiency and performance of 645 PRO, and the new […]
If you’re interested in iPhoneography and you don’t follow The Tiny Shutter Podcast, you’re missing a treat. Of course, we’re particularly interested this week, because the podcast features a lengthy interview with Mike Hardaker, Jag.gr’s founder. As it says on the website: “Mike talks with us about his history in photography, the challenges of making […]
Fausto Ramos of Mobograf isn’t the first to conclude that 645 PRO breaks new ground in iPhone camera applications, but he explains clearly how it is that 645 PRO comes so close to providing “pro” DSLR-like controls. Find out more here…
That’s what Appsolute Reviews had to say in the detailed write up of 645 PRO. Reviewer Aaron Stanley looks at the leaps mobile photography is taking, the hunger for ever-more sophisticated apps, and the way in which 645 PRO answers this need. In his words, “645 PRO pushes onward and upward in an effort to […]
CNET How To blogger Matt Elliott looks at 645 PRO and provides a step-by-step user guide, along with screenshots showing how to access TIFFs saved to the app’s Directory (for iTunes File Sharing). He also notes that the “camera app provides a wide range of controls and lets you capture lossless JPEGs as well as […]
Our new app, 645 PRO, delivers different output options compares to most iPhone camera apps, including “developed RAW”—dRAW—TIFFs. But what difference—if any—does this make to the images you end up processing? Chris Poole, a professional photographer from Tennessee, decided to find out, and published his conclusions on the discussion board of the hugely-popular iPhoneography blog. […]
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