TouchUp as a New Way to Tweak Your Photos on the iPad

21 Oct 2010 | Apps | LentLilly on Google+

Just imagine that you were lucky to take a wonderful family picture but you feel like you could slightly tweak it to make it perfect. To your luck, Rogue Sheep, the creators of the iPhone app Postage, have come up with a brand new iPad app TouchUp which will help you to edit photos in every possible way.

With TouchUp you will be able to change tint, contrast and saturation of the photo doing it directly in the picture with your finger. Various effects are also available black and white, sepia and blurring can be easily applied and if you wish you may paint right in the photo. Make use of four brushes to obtain different eye-catching results and enjoy the way TouchUp allows you to combine effects thus creating breathtakingly beautiful pictures.

You will be able to access photos from your iPad gallery or from Flickr’s public photo stream but as for now it appears impossible to import photographs from your Flickr. When you have finished working at your picture you can share it with anyone you prefer via Facebook, Twitter or e-mail, and, of course, save it into your iPad Photo Library. If you work from your PC or MAC you can also use a shared folder which you can access via iTunes.

TouchUp also cares for those who are not so good at photo-editing they can watch tutorial videos available in the app and make their first firm steps in tweaking photographs. If you have already worked with all the effects and crave for more don’t grudge $2 for an in-app Dodge and Burn pack purchase once you get it you will have six more effects to explore.

Please, note that you can buy TouchUp for your iPad for $3 which is just 60% of its price without the introductory discount. It will require iOS 3.2 or later.

TouchUp as a New Way to Tweak Your Photos on the iPad

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