The latest release of 645 PRO for iPhone adds a new feature specific to the recently-launched iPhone 5. It opens up access to iPhone 5’s low light support, which allows you to ramp up the “sensitivity” of the camera sensor by a factor of four. With low light support, iPhone 5’s camera is able to […]
A striking feature of 645 PRO for iPhone is the wide range of image output—or “development”—options it provides. These give mobile photographers a great deal of control over their image quality, but they may seem a little daunting or confusing at first glance. So let’s take a thorough look at them and see how they are managed. […]
Jag.gr’s iPhone photography app 645 PRO comes with a feature called Photo Filters. These emulate, in software, the effect you get from putting a glass filter in front of a camera’s lens. Photographers have been using glass (and gelatin-based) filters for years, as a way of modifying the quality of the light that hits the […]
Among Mac users, Apple’s iPhoto for Mac is a very popular tool for storing and managing photographs: it’s easy to use, has a pretty decent set of features, and it comes bundled with every Mac. However, it does have some quirks, and one in particular can have quite an impact if you are shooting high-quality photographs […]
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