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Size:
126 MB
Category:
Photography
Photography
OS:
iOS
iOS
Price:
$3.99
$3.99
Compatible:
iPad
iPad
Requirements:
Compatible with iPad.
Compatible with iPad.
Version:
1.3
1.3
Description - Rick Sammon`s iHDR
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The Rick Sammon`s iHDR is now available for $3.99 for iPad owners. The application is designed for use in English language. It weighs in at a hefty 126 MB, so make sure you have plenty of free space on your iOS device. The new Rick Sammon`s iHDR app version 1.3 has been updated on 2014-11-19. The Apple Store includes a very useful feature that will check if your device and iOS version are both compatible with the app. Most iPhone and iPad are compatible. Here is the app`s compatibility information: Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 3.2 or later
Bottom Line: For more information about Rick Sammon`s iHDR check developer Personal Concepts`s website : http://mobileapp.biz
Bottom Line: For more information about Rick Sammon`s iHDR check developer Personal Concepts`s website : http://mobileapp.biz
The app has a new name: iHDR. The "i" is added because this app provides "Images", made with "Imagination" and "Innovation". This iPad-only interactive app will help you understand, master, and thoroughly enjoy High Dynamic ...
Clearly this was my mistake for not reading more carefully But this is JUST an OVERPRICED HDR for dummies tutorial All of which could have been found on Google UGH NOT A CAMERA
Presented in an easy to learn format but with lots of information The examples make the difference Perfect Format
This is the most confusing app purchase I have ever made This app is made to look in the app store as if you can create HDR photos thru the app This app is the same as looking at the wiki page for HDR I am extremely disappointed with my purchase 499 for something I could have googled I hope the developer will put in the title does not take photos Garbage
This is a very informative app But then he says things like use a spot meter it will tell you how many exposures you need to make but doesnt say how This app is heavy in advertisement as other apps to buy books to buy He starts to show you how to do an HDR image of a room but doesnt finish and the finished image has a woman in it Where did she come from Could be better
This is a fun app that is easy to navigate and full of ideas to turn ordinary pictures into pictures that really pop It seems like HDR is the next big thing in taking photos to the next level and this app is a great introduction to it but it also goes indepth enough to teach more advanced techniques Theres a lot to learn from this app and a lot of amazing sample pics to show you what its all about Amazing pics
This is a wonderfully written and easy app to navigate It gives you all the basics of shooting HDR You the learn the starting points of how to shoot bracketed images all the way through the postprocessing of the image This App gets you up and going very quickly It also has relevant information on all types of subjects for HDR It also gives you great inspiration on what to shoot This is an App that you can come back to again and again An App to have if you enjoy photography and HDR Great HDR App
Unfortunately this app is little more than a gallery of the authors photos with so little information on the techniques used to create them it is of no use Typical insight is I took 3 exposures at 2 ev 0 and 2 ev and processed in Photomatrix Seriously thats it Why that number of exposures not more or less Nothing about whether he picked tone mapping or alternative how he tweaked the settings nothing Why he picked Photomatrix for this shot rather than Nik which he also promotes or doing in CS6 Disappointing
I just purchased this app to help me expand my knowledge of HDR photography Short simple modules giving me a variety of examples to view and learn from Easy to do on my breaks at work or in between doing other things Greg My new daily dose of HDR learning
By Kostas Gar.
