Image Effects, Filters, Masks and Other Image Processing Methods

SuperPlayPost from developer Bich Tran is loaded with sophisticated features, including image output, full 1080p HD resolution, 6 customized videos per project, 60 adjustable frames, 400 background patterns and images, 36 image filters, 64 video filters an intuitive “drag & drop” interface and more. There is also zero waiting time to apply edits, and sharing to YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and more is quick and easy.

The new image filters will let you add cute little graphic stickers onto your photos, depending on where you are.

Slingshot tries to capture the fresh interface and ephemeral photo and video sharing of Snapchat, but its mandatory-participation gimmick is more draconian than fun.

One of the most versatile and powerful secrets of Photoshop is the luminance mask.

With an easy setup, you can send docs, photos, and webpages from your Android or iOS device to compatible printers. Here’s how to get started.

Ever wanted to just drop everything, jump in your van, and travel across North America photographing its incredible vistas? Well that’s just what timelapse photographer Joel Schat has done. 

Vintage/Retro filters are sticking around, Geofilters bring a glamorous style to well the glamor and taking photos that are chopped or cropped to perfection for Instagram.

Retro/Vintage Filter Tutorial:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16MM83YKNuM&feature=youtu.be&a

How to make your own Vintage/Retro filter. What's cool is the fact that designing your own filter can give you a legs up on competition.

Snapchat Adds Geofilters:

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2460909,00.asp?kc=PCRSS05079TX1K0000993

Talk about jazzing up your photos. Filters, stickers, phrases....virtually whatever you can set your imagination towards. This app can handle it and make it happen.

How to Take Great Cropped Photos:

http://www.macworld.com/article/2454228/hip-to-be-square-how-to-take-great-cropped-photos-on-your-iphone.html

What can be done to get those great cropped photos perfectly, as well as not having to get rid of half of the landscape photo you've just taken. You'll probably want to use the Camera's grid.

Take it from the grid and add a Geofilter to that new image. But never forget that you have the power to imagine up your own Vintage filter. Whatever the news might turn out to be we have it all right here, so come back next time for more.

The photo app to give kids a taste of what photo editing is all about without loosing the fun part. Within reason hear out the 5 examples when Prime Lenses are something to think about and that Luminance Masking Tool.

Typic Kids App:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/one-more-reason-kids-will-want-to-play-with-your-phone-the-typic-kids-app/2014/07/02/12ae6670-0069-11e4-b8ff-89afd3fad6bd_story.html

While the editing requirements are a bit beyond a kids ability, this app will bring forth basic skills and fun ideas about editing their own images that they take.

Mastering Luminance Masks:

http://weeder.org/rLH1bn7

Between Channel Masks and the Luminance Mask it seems only fair that in this tutorial finding and selecting the tonal range you want to switch up should be in your control.

5 Reasons You Should Invest in a Prime Lens:

http://petapixel.com/2014/07/05/back-basics-5-reasons-beginners-invest-prime-lens/

Why? Would be the question that comes with the headline, however watch the video to understand exactly why you would think about changing over to Prime.

Kid apps, photo editing with the luminance tool and generally getting a feel for Prime Lenses is not an easy business. But keep coming back each week to see what we've brought to the attention of Image Effects, Filters, Masks and Other Image Processing Methods.

GoPros are popular little action cams. Between the company’s brilliant marketing and the well-liked hardware, it’s not difficult to see why they decided to go public. But as impressive as the little cameras may be, they do have their limits. Most notably: the lack of exposure controls when it comes to capturing something.

The Typic Kids app lets tots trick out pictures from your iPhone’s camera roll.

From time to time, a new program will make us rethink our previous installments. Or Android L will have us excited to the point of exhaustion. But before you finish watching that Time-lapse remember that the process put into it is well worth the adventure.

ProShot:

http://www.wpcentral.com/comment/1057379

With updates and rejuvenating interfaces for some designs. ProShot is just one of those in a long list but keep your eye out for this one (if you are a Windows Phone user) because you're receiving the boost when it comes to burst shots and generally a faster reaction time built within the camera.

Android L Fulfills Photographers Dreams:

http://www.androidheadlines.com/2014/06/android-l-fulfills-photographers-dreams-dng-raw-picture-support.html

Think of this as the newest game plan for Android. And waiting on the sidelines right now is anticipating. Because RAW support has arrived and photographers don't really know what to do with themselves.

A Must See Timelapse:

http://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/a-must-see-roadtrip-timelapse-of-north-america/

Watching North America through the lens of another gives us a sense of what we should appreciate more often. As the inspirational portion of this week, witnessing what may actually be the most beautiful shoots taken.

Together with the inspirational point of view and ProShot coming in at the right moment. Yet Android L just seems too perfect to pass up. Keep coming back to see more of what we've rounded up!