Photogene For iPhone, iPad Updated: New Sharing Options, New Edit Tools And More
by Joe White
January 31, 2012
Both Photogene applications - that is, Photogene² for iPhone and Photogene for iPad - have recently received updates, adding new sharing options, new edit tools and numerous bug fixes and improvements.
The updates for both apps hit the App Store yesterday. As outlined in their respective release notes, changes made to the iPhone application include:
While changes made to Photogene for iPad include:
- Device-to-device: transfer photos directly to another iPad/iPhone (requires Photogene to be installed on the other device).
- Clarity slider.
- Clone tool.
- Create your own presets! Long tap on a photo in the editor to save it as a preset.
- Add date-stamp to your exported photos.
- Copy edit operations from one photo and apply the same edits on another photo. Long tap on a photo in the editor to bring up the copy&paste menu.
- Can now upload directly to Evernote and Tumblr.
- Now it's possible to preserve the original file names when uploading to Dropbox, FTP or mail (requires iOS 5).
Currently, Photogene² for iPhone is available to download in the App Store for $0.99, while Photogene for iPad is priced slightly higher at $2.99. For more information on both applications, take a look at our Photogene² review and our Photogene for iPad review, and let us know your thoughts on the new versions in the comments.
- Device-to-device: transfer photos directly to another iPad/iPhone (requires Photogene to be installed on the other device).
- Evernote.
- Tumblr.
- Now it's possible to preserve the original file names when uploading to Dropbox, FTP or mail (requires iOS 5).
- Add date-stamp to your exported photos.
- Clarity slider.
- Clone tool.
- Can now make collages even if location-services are turned off.
- Copy edit operations from one photo and apply the same edits on another photo. Long-tap on the photo in the edit screen to copy&paste edits.
