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4 Dec 2009 alle 08:30 Produttore: Snaputre | Download Via: AppStore | Prezzo: 0,79€ Snapture l’ottima applicazione per la fotografica, con diverse funzioni che ovviamente non troviamo nell’applicazione di default., viene scontata fino ad arrivare a 0.79€ per un breve periodo di tempo. Potete leggere qui la recensione di iSpazio e se siete interessati vi consigliamo di acquistarla subito perchè l’offerta durarà ancora per poco. Read More

Posted 11/26/2009 at 7:56am | by J.R. Bookwalter If you love taking pictures with your iPhone, you have probably already realized the limitations of the built-in Camera app. One of the best alternatives in the App Store has just gotten better with a fresh new 2.0 update. Snapture 2.0 just hit the App Store with a host of new features, including tap-to-focus on the iPhone 3GS, instant photo sharing to Facebook and Twitter and three color filters that allow you to take photos in black & white, sepia or negative (inverted) in addition to full color. Boasting over a half million satisfied customers, Snapture’s previous version already held an impressive lead over the Camera app with high-speed multishot, the ability to tap anywhere on the screen to take a picture, TouchZone stabilization and much more. Snapture’s patent-pending Quickview technology lets you snap a picture and instantly see the result in the Read More

Snapture has updated its popular camera application for the iPhone. Version 2.0 builds on its powerful predecessor (which we covered in the past) to include new features such as: Rest of the features from the previous releases were unchanged and include digital zoom (up to 5x), high-speed multi-shot, tap anywhere to take a picture, multiple image sizes, Level Aid, and so on. Snapture is available in 12 languages and you can grab it from here (iTunes). The price is $1.99. Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" is what he's most excited about, and writing about it is the next logical thing to do. He thinks that using a smartphone is what everyone who cares about their time should do. In addition to his interests in mobile phones, Dusan also loves to experiment with the latest web and Read More

November 25, 2009   Brooke   App Store, Photography, Snapture   Snapture, a very cool camera application, has recently been updated to version 2.0. The update adds a few notable new features including touch-to-focus (for iPhone 3GS users), photo sharing (Twitter and Facebook) and a few color filters. The update is free for those who have already purchased the app. Current Features: - QuickView (Picture-In-Picture) - QuickDelete - Multi-Touch Pinch and Pan Zoom (5x) - High Speed Multishot (x3 mode) - Easy Snap (Tap Anywhere to Take a Photo) - TouchZone Stability Control - Multiple Image Sizes - Level Aid - Auto/Manual Save - Tool Tips and much more! New Features: - Touch-to-focus - Instant photo sharing on Facebook and Twitter! - Color filters: Black-and-White, Sepia, and Inverted Read More

Snapture “ one of the leading alternative camera apps for the iPhone “ has just had an update, to Version 2.0.  I haven ‘t had a chance to try out the update yet, but the list of new features looks impressive.  They include: And one that sounds new to me: A2Focus “ Automatic Auto Focus, works with pinch and pan zoom on the 3GS. Snapture already offered a good number of very strong features not found in the built in camera, prior to this update “ and has been my favorite camera app since way back in its jailbreak arena days.  Here ‘s a little more on that from Snapture Labs ‘ press release: Snapture also aggregates all of the other camera features that are currently present in various other camera apps, including:  zoom upto 5X, high-speed Multi-Shot, tap anywhere to take a picture, multiple image sizes, Level Aid and a Read More

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Snapture is a camera app that is one of the many apps that are trying to enhance the abilities of the iPhone\'s default camera. There have been more apps that I can count (maybe not that many) trying to do the very same thing and each has had its ups and downs. Snapture is no exception to this trend in photo apps. It has some excellent features and is lacking a few as well. Snapture comes with a ton of great options. Users can enable an on screen level aid, take multiple shots with one tap, zoom in on images and quickly view photos in-app. These are the majority of the apps best features. It utilizes the full screen when taking a photo and users must tap on the screen to take a picture. The large downside to this app is that users with a 3GS will not be able to Read More

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As another week draws to a close, the App Store expands even further with a torrent of new toys and tools. As ever, I’ve hand-picked four recent iPhone releases for you to take a look at. This week I’ve given our picks a creative vibe, selecting four different apps that let you engage with your artistic and cultural side. My top pick for the week is Xewton Music Studio, plus I’ve been looking at Snapture, GraffitiGeo and McSweeney’s. Armed with an iPhone, there’s never been so much choice for making music on the move. Despite all the choice, the recording app I keep coming back to is FourTrack. It’s a fully-featured 4 track recorder, complete with bouncing, panning, metronome and Wi-Fi sharing. When it comes to full on audio sequencing and sketching out bigger ideas, I head for Intua’s BeatMaker. The app costs twenty bucks, but for producers it’s definitely worth Read More

Snapture Labs and Occipital are bringing their popular photo-taking application to the users of non-jailbroken iPhones. I’m talking about Snapture, which is no longer available through Cydia, only — you can get it “legally” from the AppStore, as well. Those not familiar — who haven’t followed IntoMobile closely — should know that Snapture’s trick is in using the special technology which makes photos taken with the iPhone and the whole process of taking photos much better. Among the application’s features, we highlight: If all this sounds interesting — and trust me when I say you’ll use Snapture rather than a built-in camera app, all the time — prepare to pour out $1.99 to download the app, which BTW is available in 12 languages. AppStore link is here. Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" is what he's most Read More

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If you were one of the brave few to begin jailbreaking your iPhones back in early 2008, you probably came across what I considered the best app available at that point: Snapture. I always wanted to get more out of my iPhone camera and this jailbreak app helped me accomplish that. Fast forward a year and a half and you'll finally find Snapture [iTunes Link] in Apple's App Store. This is primarily due to the fact that Apple has opened up more and more of the iPhone OS with each new release of the SDK. Is it perfect? No, but with the given access to the Camera APIs, applications like Snapture and Best Camera can finally exist in a world of harmony with the big wigs at Apple. In regards to functionality, I've always been a huge fan of Snapture. It's simple, but it works. I don't have to touch a Read More

By Rene Ritchie, Wednesday, Sep 23, 2009 | Snapture [$1.99 on sale - iTunes link], as can be seen by that little price and link notation right there, has gone from a must-have Jailbreak-only app, to a new home in Apple’s very own iTunes App Store. For those unfamiliar with Snapture, it takes the iPhone camera experience to another level, such as taking photos by tapping anywhere on the screen (or lifting you finger off the screen), variable image sizes, pinch-to-zoom up to 5x, 8 direction alignment level and rapid-fire multi-shot (3 to be specific) functionality. (Yeah, color mode and taking pictures with the volume buttons didn’t survive the cross-over, but a satisfying amount did). If you want to get a lot more out of your iPhone camera, give Snapature a try and let us know what you think! More screen shots after the break! Read More