Mobile apps for photographers or photo enthusiast

[star666]

Hi, I'm new on this forum but I hope to receive some help from you expert.
I'm considering buying a smartphone and the presence of apps that could be useful will have its weight in my decision.
I would like to know from people that already use if exist any apps for photographer or photo enthusiast: manage/explore local / remote albums, tools to track the online photo stock, or other utility related to photography; the classic toys where you chose a wallpaper or apply some horrible effects / frame are not for me.

I hope you will help me in my research, thanks.

 

[sandraadamson]

I have an iPhone 3GS and my favorite photography apps for it are:
PhotoBuddy
DOF Master
Pocket Light meter
Photo Sort
Second Shooter
Light Studio

Those are the ones I use the most.

www.sandraadamson.com www.sandraadamson.blogspot.com

 

[oldmacman]

My two favs are DOF calculator and Helios Sun Position Calculator.

 

[spacefuzz]

Flickr
SmugWallet
Photo Forum App
VelaClock-C for sunrise / sunset
DOF app
B&H photo app
Golden Light app
PS Express
Placebook for shoot locations
Planets for sunrise position

 

[TheBiles]

Photo Tools on Android. It combines most of the mentioned apps into one super app.

Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G

 

[star666]

Hi, now I'm the happy owner of a shining iPhone 4!

I have found 2 nice (and free!) apps:

- iStockphoto: a great application with stats and info on your sales, a must have.
iTunes

- Photo Sales: very simple app with few stats but you can monitor 3 sites (iStockphoto, Fotolia e Dreamstime)
iTunes

If someone finds more stuff, let me know!

 

[2WheelPhoto]

Don't exclude this forums app

 

[Destin]

Shuttersnitch+an eye-fi card can be a fun combo.

 

[Big Mike]

Some friends of mind have an app that takes two photos of people, and combines them....'to see what their kids would look like'. Freaking hilarious.

I have a DOF calculator on my iPod Touch and of course, the TPF app.

 

[Derrel]

Camera Control Pro for iPhone is a very good app. I use it and like it. Makes uploads to Facebook, YouTube,and Twitter easy as pie. Also has an anti-shake system that shows camera vibration, and only allows a shot to be tripped when the camera is held quite steadily. ALso, turns the entire picture area into a touch-sensitive shutter release button, which GREATLY improves the way the iPhone triggers off its shots. Provides on-demand optional gridlines, plus photo filter effects.

 

[ann]

Massive Dev. Chart is very handy, if your doing darkroom work. ( I know, I know, film is dead; however, I find it useful in my darkroom classes , as it is faster than a printer version which isn't organized as well. At least the version that I printed out long ago.)

 

[loopy]

EveryTrail - For landscape photographers
GeoTag - For geotagging photos from cameras without GPS

 

[Sw1tchFX]

Massive Dev. Chart is very handy, if your doing darkroom work. ( I know, I know, film is dead; however, I find it useful in my darkroom classes , as it is faster than a printer version which isn't organized as well. At least the version that I printed out long ago.)

Film is not dead, and I'm downloading that right now!

 

[2WheelPhoto]

Camera Control Pro for iPhone is a very good app. I use it and like it. Makes uploads to Facebook, YouTube,and Twittereasy as pie. Also has an anti-shake system that shows camera vibration, and only allows a shot to be tripped when the camera is held quite steadily. ALso, turns the entire picture area into a touch-sensitive shutter release button, which GREATLY improves the way the iPhone triggers off its shots. Provides on-demand optional gridlines, plus photo filter effects.

Perhaps the new Nikon 1 should come with this app as included standard software

 

[ann]

Switch, my attempt a humor , of course it isn't dead.