Thursday, June 9, 2011
Scottish Sheep
So last night I asked my friend and top iPhoneographer Teri Lou Dantzler to give me the haiku demo of the new NIK Application, Snapseed.. Not being a fan of u-point technology in the past, and still not really liking that technology, I was apprehensive about diving into Snapseed. In the end I came out of the tutorial really liking Snapseed, particularly the framing dialog. Having control of size and width in a framing dialog is huge, at least the way I see it. The only thing missing is the ability to save a preset...maybe in the next iteration...presets are always important when you have multiple choices for image management.
Needless to say I have added Snapseed to the work-flow and will also add to future iPhone workshops.....
Today's image captured in Scotland using:
Canon 5DMKII. 24-70MM lens
Transfer to bring the image into my iPad2
Snapseed for framing and a bit of grunge
Filterstorm
Iris
Auto Painter
PS: Be wary of Auto Painter II - it downsizes your image - hopefully they will change that in a future upgrade.
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Not baaaad.
ReplyDeleteI love this Harry...cannot wait for the next workshop!
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