Tap Tap Tap have just submitted what they say is a major feature update to their iPhone camera replacement app, Camera+. If Apple approve this update (and I hope they do), then we should soon have "VolumeSnap", which uses the iPhone’s volume controls to take photos.
Below is Tap Tap Tap's description for this yet to be approved update.
VolumeSnap ~ use your iPhone’s volume controls to snap photos!
Using Camera+ now feels just like a real camera. Your photos can be sharper because you can now hold your iPhone steadier with two hands instead of fumbling around for the shutter button on screen.
In addition, you can plug your iPhone earphones in and use the volume buttons on them as a remote shutter control.
Description from the AppStore: Learn from fine art wedding photographer Mark Stagi how to get more creative with your wedding photos.
Wedding Photography 101: A Guide to Taking Better Wedding Photos walks you through some key lessons to improve your wedding photos. Everything is explained in real life terms with beautiful large sample images. No drawn out techie terms just straight forward answers from award winning wedding and portrait photographer Mark Stagi. If you are thinking about getting into the wedding photography industry or looking for some creative photo ideas this is the perfect app for you. Read through some real life scenarios along with high resolution images to learn how to take your wedding photos to the next level. Camera settings and stories about each shoot are included.
Wedding Photography 101: A Guide to Taking Better Wedding Photos
Editors comments: OK, I just bought this app/eBook because next year my sister-in-law is getting married and I have been asked to take the wedding photos (and before you ask, yes I will be shooting this with my iPhone 4). Now whilst I can take a snap or two, I am no wedding photographer, so when I saw this app was on offer priced at £0.59/$0.99/€0.79, I thought perfect, this should give me some good ideas on how to shoot the wedding.
From the apps title, "Wedding Photography 101", you might be forgiven for thinking that you were going to get 101 tips, tricks and ideas, but sadly this is not the case. What you do get is just 10 easy lessons, with the author telling you haw he conducts the days event.
Having read all 10 pages!!, yes 10 pages, I would say that if you are a wedding photographer, then you will learn absolutely nothing from this app, and if you are like me, a complete novice at wedding photography, then you will learn absolutely nothing from this app.
I will leave this app on my iPad, and live in hope that the app gets updated with some useful stuff, but what this app offers is less than what could be found for free on the internet, but still it was only £0.59, so I have not lost much.
Video Edit is the quickest way to edit video on the iPhone 4 & iPhone 3GS.
Description from the AppStore: We believe the iPhone is the most convenient way to shoot videos of your family, your friends, your podcast, a concert, or spontaneous event. But a single video clip is often unpolished: it's jerky in some areas, too long, or just isn't interesting.
The power of Video Edit is its simplicity to stitch together a series of your BEST video moments and render them for sharing with the people that matter most. We've spent over 10-months optimizing Video Edit's rendering speed so you can create quick, professional videos in minutes.
Video Edit is great for: Blogging, Vacations, Concerts, Skate Parks, Family Events, Documentaries, Video Portfolios, Baby's First Steps, Sporting Activities, Citizen Journalism, Behind the Scenes Footage.
Our belief in developing Video Edit is that not everyone wants to spend hours editing, creating titles, transitions, and fades on their iPhone. In many cases you just want to shoot, trim, and stitch together a handful of entertaining clips to share online. Video Edit strips away the extraneous and helps you edit your clips quickly using the fastest rendering speed possible on the iPhone.
Editors comments: This app was announced some months ago, and way before Apple announced the iPhone 4 and iMovie for the iPhone. Video Edit however does look like a nice simple video editor, and if that's all your after, then this may be the app for you. My only problem with this app, whilst reasonable priced, looks too limiting for most, which is a real shame as the rendering looks real quick. Now whilst I know that by adding titles and transitions etc, will increase the rendering time, I still think this is something the app needs, even if only basic titles and transitions.
If anyone does try this app, then please let us know what you think.
Description from the AppStore: An amazing application capture images from your movies. You'll never have to choose either movie or photo, ever again. Now you can take both.
With MovieToImage just make a video and save photos later.
Capture fantastic pictures of your pets & children.
Set your favorite scenes as your wallpaper.
Functions:
Camera - Take videos with this application whenever you want.
Albums - You can save photos from your existing videos.
Editors comments: This app might be useful for capturing those action photos, and comes at a reasonable price. What is unsure, is the output size, as there is no reference to this in the apps description.
To celebrate the launch of the EYE'EM mobile photography revolution, their new website, mobile photography galleries and exhibitions, the iPhoneograpy blog has 30 invites, so if you want to participate, then head over to the EYE'EM website and sign up using the code "IPHONEOGRAPHYCOM", but don't forget, it's first come first served.