Apps Uncovered Aug 17 2012

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Apps Uncovered Aug 17 2012

Apps Uncovered Friday August 17

chosen by Bob Weil

Title: London-Baghdad

Artist: Fabrizio Stivanello

Apps Used/Backstory: iPhone + For this photo I used the app snapseed for processing and pictureshow for resizing and watermark.

I have other apps but these are fast and easy to use and give good results.

Title: Foreign Affair

Artist: Carlein van der Beek

Apps Used/Backstory: iPhone4S + cppro + Superimpose + FilterStorm + Pixlromatic

Title: ***

Artist: Ade Santora

Apps Used/Backstory: iPhone4S + native cam, superimpose, photopower, pictureshow, snapseed, vscocam

Title: ? (Shop front in Kinsale Cork)

Artist: Brendan (Insta Me)

Apps Used/Backstory: iPhone4 + to be confirmed

Title: The Messenger

Artist: Ginger Lucero

Apps Used/Backstory: iPhone + Hipstamatic + Snapseed

Title: Untitled

Artist: David Ingraham

Apps Used/Backstory: Not much to this one. It was taken Downtown Johannesburg and shot with Hipstamatic ( Lucifer Lens, Rock BW-11 film ) and a little added Scratchcam. That's all!

Title: Joy of slippers

Artist: Nicki FitzGerald

Apps Used/Backstory: iPhone + Iris Photo Suite + Photocopier

Title: Freedom

Artist: Lola Mitchell

Apps Used/Backstory: iPhone + The apps used are camera+, superimpose and Vintage scene.

Used a white page to start. I separated his body from his shadow a bit more so it looked like he was jumping higher. By just pasting first his body and then his shadow. Put it through Vintage Scene.

Title: Movements In The Deep

Artist: Olive Charlene

Apps Used/Backstory: iPhone4S + Taken and edited on iPhone 4 Apps Used: Camera+, PS Express, Artista Haiku, Blender, Decim8, Pixlromatic, ScratchCam

Title: Skin No. 24

Artist: Petyr Campos

Apps Used/Backstory: iPhone + Photostudio + Photoforge2 + FXstudio

Here's the steps I use to create these types of images.

Step 1. Import the image into PhotoStudio and paint just the face with the leather canvas filter. Adjust the shade to your liking and save the image.
Step 2. Import the original image again into PhotoStudio and paint just the face with the Linocut 1 filter. This is the filter that creates the patterns on the face (specifically the white sections)
Step 3. Import the leather canvas image into Photoforge2 and then import the Lincout 1 image laying it on top of the leather canvas image.
Step 4. Set the blend mode to "overlay" and adjust the opacity of the Linocut image unit it blends nicely/naturally with the leather canvas image and merge the layers
Step 5. Increase brightness and contrast as needed
Step 6. Import image into Photo fx and select the Special FX/B/W Looks/Brownie filter
Step 7. Save and DONE.