Tilt-Shift Generator - Fake, Miniature’s iPhone app transforms your photography into toy camera photos. With handy pop-ups to direct you through the app, you create photos with highly vintage or highly modern aesthetics–depending on the direction you choose in manipulating the Tilt-Shift Generator’s effects. You create and share your toy camera inspired image by navigating through the icons at the bottom of the home screen. When you press an icon, a bar with additional tools appears just above the home screen’s main tool bar. You will appreciate that your photo remains on the screen, and the unobtrusive second band gives you options to adjust your photo without navigating between a screen with the image and a screen with the effects’ adjustment tools. This set-up makes for speedy results. You can choose to shoot a photo from within the Tilt-Shift Generator iPhone app or to select a photo from your device’s album. Read More

...There's a brilliant app for your phone that allows you to create "Tilt Shift" photos. Very simple to use: http://t.co/L5keDIG... Read More

By Leanna Lofte, Friday, Jul 1, 2011 | Every day, TiPb gets flooded with announcements for new and updated iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps and games. So every day we pick just a few of the most interesting, the most notable, and simply the most awesome to share with you! TiltShift Generator – Fake Miniature: Now with radial blur and auto color adjustment. [$0.99 for iPhone - iTunes link] 100 Rogues: A dungeon crawling adventure. Now with a new scoundrel skill and more! [Free for iPhone and iPad, with in-app purchases - iTunes link] Astroslugs for iPad: A colorful and soothing puzzle board game for your iPad. The game is set in a long forgotten age “when the universe still looked like an old parchment”. [$0.99 for Deluxe - iTunes link] [Free for Lite - iTunes link] TweetCompare: Compare all your important Twitter usage statistics against your friends and people Read More

By Chris Nitz on March 9th, 2011 Some of the best camera apps for the iPhone! Love it or hate it, the iPhone is a big player when it comes to on the go photography. Many people no longer buy point and shoot cameras as they already have their iPhone with them everywhere they go. Apple has dedicated a section of the App Store to Camera and Photography apps. There are even photographers who have dedicated columns to “iPhoneography.” If you happen to fit into the group of users that loves taking photos with your iPhone, but want something to help make those photos more unique, we have four apps perfect for taking your photos further. Hipstamatic:Hipstamatic was one of the first apps to take the iPhone camera and give it a retro feel. Now this app has become a must own for many people. Hipstamatic gives you plenty of options Read More

Posted 01/11/2011 at 10:05am | by J Keirn-Swanson It was only last year, we think, that tiltshift photography really took off in the digital public. It caught on big and apps that purport to do this are many, but which of them are really up to the task and which make this fun photo process the easiest? For starters, the effect only really works well when you have easily isolated subjects set in a scene with a long depth of field. This translates to mean that photos taken up close of a person are unlikely to yield very great results. It also means that pictures shot in under-optimal lighting conditions also tend not to render as well, as the backgrounds are already well out of focus. But with the right photo, the effects are something like magic. In short, tiltshifting involves selecting a portion of your photograph that will remain sharply Read More

It’s hard for me to talk about Instagram without gushing about its deceptively appealing attributes and sweetly addictive nature. After 2 weeks of compulsive pointing, shooting, sharing pics, I am no longer capable of reporting objectively about it. However, I invite you to read on for my take on why it’s unique and why it’s set to establish itself as a must-have app. Instagram made its debut just weeks ago on 6 October 2010 and is rumoured to have gained close to one million avid users in that short time. Available only for iPhone at the moment, this is a decidedly astonishing number. The already countless number of great photography, cameras, filters and effects apps notwithstanding, Instagram has merged photography and iPhone to form a special kind of love affair. One where ease and aesthetics rule. The best way to describe it is to say that it’s like twitter for photos. Read More

The news about this app comes from the phine fotographic folk at iPhoneography. Tilt shift photography is some of the most fun you can have on your iPhone (I use TiltShift Gen for this purpose), and so it stands to reason that Tilt Shift Videos should be the next step up, in a sort of Fun Plus kind of way. Please keep in mind that I haven’t tried the new TiltShift Video ($1.99) app for myself (and neither have the writerographers at iPhoneography), but it does look like an interesting idea. You can use the app to apply blur and saturation filters to the video being recorded on the iPhone (or iPod Touch 4G), to create an effect that’s a little more cinematic than your average smartphone video. Unfortunately, I don’t think I like what I’m seeing in the App Store reviews. One of the three current reviews complained of 15-20 minute Read More

I finally picked up an iPhone 4 last Friday, and one of the best things about the new handset is the beautiful shots I've taken with the camera. I'm not a professional photographer by any stretch, and people who have actually done tilt-shift photography might have a whole lot of bones to pick with the "'shopped" version of the technique, but I've already had plenty of enjoyment from TiltShift Generator Free. It's one of a few apps on the store that will edit taken pictures to give them the short depth of field and selective focus that creates the effect. The aptly named TiltShift and Tilt Shift Focus are two other (slightly more expensive) options, but TiltShift Generator Free worked great for just messing around, and it has the added bonus of being completely free. With the free app, you get options to blur or "vignette" (that's the shadow effect seen Read More

Si sois aficionados a la fotografía conocereis el efecto . Es una técnica que consiste en utilizar objetivos descentrables, consiguiendo una imagen con foco en aquella parte que deseamos y desenfoque en el resto, pero con un aspecto muy peculiar, como si se tratase de una maqueta. Ese efecto podemos conseguirlo con unos objetivos especiales o a través de software, bien con photoshop o con alguna aplicación como la que hoy os traemos. TiltShift Generator dará a nuestras fotos un aspecto artístico bastante conseguido. Podremos seleccionar el punto que queremos enfocar, cambiar la saturación, el brillo o el contraste de la foto, quedando imágenes muy diferentes a lo que estamos acostumbrados. Por tan sólo 0,79 euros, podremos tener una nueva herramienta con la que hacer instanteas originales en nuestro iPhone. Y vosotros… ¿Qué aplicaciones utilizais para darle el toque personal a las fotos? Precio: 0,79€ Read More

by Following the incredible landscape photos snapped on iPhones we brought you recently, this time around we’re looking at pictures of people. With an iPhone in your pocket, a few apps and a good eye, it seems you can take amazing portraits on the go without the expense and bulk of a DSLR. Have a browse through our gallery of 10 awesome portraits from all around the world captured on Apple’s phone and let us know which ones do it for you in the comments below. 1 of 10 It's hard to believe this isn't a studio shot, but it was snapped by Peter on his daily commute in Sydney, Australia. The ethereal effects that accompany the rad crop to define this fab shot come via Mill Colour, Photoshop and TiltShiftGen apps. 1 Hans de Kort considers the iPhone "the Polaroid of today." This vibrant pic's cool effects were helped along Read More

...app ROCKS! RT @takayukifukatsu: TiltShift Generator Update. Now all interface supports iPhone4 Retina Display. http://bit.ly/ttDIe... Read More

Photoforge ($2.99 – review), which does a better job of mimicking Photoshop functionality than Photoshop.com Mobile,  is now multi-tasking enabled. There isn’t any actual background task completion for saving large images, but you can simply leave the app and come back to it to finish saving a file. This newest update also boasts an optimized image processing engine, but it’s honestly been a while since I’ve used Photoforge for me to tell the difference. I’ve recently been using a mix of Camera+, TiltShiftGen, and Pixelmator on the Mac for my image manipulation needs. Read More

...@fladdict: TiltShiftGenのバージョンアップ。ようやっとiPhone4の解像度にバッチリ対応いたしました。あと祝25万DL ht... Read More

..."Tiltshift Generator": billiger und mehr kontrolle über die effekte! aber nicht so hip&cool natürlich, ;) http://bit.ly/dc5zFV... Read More

...I LOVE it! Actually there's an app: TiltShiftGen http://j.mp/9CQGaG Not amazing but its only an iPhone! http://twitpic.com/1obef5... Read More

...u mean the pic of my brocolli? i took it with iphone and then enhanced it with the 'tiltshift' app. See here: http://bit.ly/6gpnK8... Read More

...Generator - Fake DSLR http://tinyurl.com/y8e9qlo is one of my Appfinder favorites: http://tinyurl.com/appfinder #iphone... Read More

After I put together my list of 10 awesome free Mac apps for 2009, a lot of folks asked me when the iPhone list was coming out. How about ? Get ready, because I'm about to tell you how to spend those iTunes gift cards you got for Christmas. I've selected an eclectic little group of apps that includes games, productivity tools, chat and more, and it makes a great starter kit for anyone who's new to the iPhone. Advanced iPhone users might even discover a new gem or two. Strap in and tap your App Store icon ... here's 2009 in iPhone apps: The iPhone's built-in camera is pretty good, but by no means great. Tiltshift Generator can help you take some stunning photos in spite of the hardware, though. It mimics a toy-camera tilt-shift effect by blurring part of each photo and adding some vignetting. You can change the Read More

...I took those lens blur images using the TiltShift Generator iPhone app http://bit.ly/o2RD0... Read More

...It's just iPhone + TiltShift Generator http://bit.ly/n98I5... Read More

By Leanna Lofte, Saturday, Nov 7, 2009 | Today’s TiPb Top 5 will be directed towards our iPhone and iPod Touch wielding readers who love photography. Just like our other TiPb’s top 5 must-have posts, all of these applications are available in the App Store. For the full overview, follow us after the break! Today’s first application is Omer Shoor’s photo editing app Photogene. If you’re looking to do some serious photo editing with your iPhone, Photogene is the app for you. Whether you want an app that auto edits for you and has special effects or you want full control over every aspect of the editing process, Photogene does it all! Photogene is available for $2.99. [iTunes link]. Are you an aspiring or professional photographer with a Nikon or Canon DSLR? DSLR Camera Remote displays what your camera sees on your iPhone or iPod Touch and allows you to remotely Read More

...@mjnewham: #TiltShift #iPhone link to the app.. http://bit.ly/16lSch [iTunes]... Read More

...#TiltShift #iPhone Cheers dude.. forgot the link to the app.. http://bit.ly/16lSch [iTunes]... Read More

...@mjnewham @r27 #TiltShift #iPhone Cheers dude.. forgot the link to the app.. http://bit.ly/16lSch [iTunes]... Read More

...is the first result of my experimentations with TiltShift Generator for the iPhone (http://j.mp/ttDIe): http://j.mp/IpvpI... Read More

...TiltShift Generator http://bit.ly/n98I5... Read More