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Showing posts with label KaleidaCam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KaleidaCam. Show all posts

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Gremlins Run Amuck

Gremlins Run Amuck
Via Flickr:
KaleidaCam combined with ColorEfxPro Detail Stylizer...the perfect combination for SliderSunday. HSS!

Taken from my office window down onto the Adams Street re-construction.
Chicago, IL

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Track 5

Track 5 Via Flickr:
Since going from Android to iPhone, I've not been able to shoot with the SymmetriCam app. Until my Flickr friend Crow told me about an iPhone app called KaleidaCam.

KaleidaCam has options for an image to be made with 4 to 10 sides. I have no idea how this shot was composed since the only recognizable form is the column with the track number painted on. Except for a little sharpening, this is SOOC.

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

It's Back...!

It's Back...! Via Flickr:
Since going from Android to iPhone, I've not been able to shoot with the SymmetriCam app. Until yesterday, when my Flickr friend Crow told me about an iPhone app called KaleidaCam.  Not an exact "SymmetriCam" replacement, however it offers a wider range of options and more abstract outcomes. Definitely will be fun to play with.

Since the subject of this image (Fuji X100) and this app were gifts to myself (to be assisted by Lin for Father's Day and my birthday), I decided to add this to the 112 Pictures in 2012 group as #99 - Gift.