Android Tips – The Best Android Traveling Photography Apps 📱DIY in 5 Ep 39

Опубликовано 3 февраля 2017, 18:00

Here are the 5 best Android apps for traveling photographers.

Camera ZOOM FX is an upgraded photo taking app that adds more features than any built-in app. It has features like an image stabilizer which waits to take a picture when your hand is steady and burst mode features that can shoot up to 50 frames a second. There’s a free version to get you started.
About the app: androidslide.com
Download: play.google.com/store/apps/det...

The Photographer's Ephemeris tells you the time of sunrise and sundown, what direction the light is coming from, the location of the moon and more. Expect to pay a few bucks for this one.
About the app: photoephemeris.com/tpe-for-and...
Download: play.google.com/store/apps/det...

NOAA High-Def Radar (U.S. only) gives you near real time radar images of weather in your area. You can also see forecast for the areas you want to go so you can plan ahead.
About the app: weathersphere.com/products
Download: play.google.com/store/apps/det...

Adobe Photoshop Express is a portable and free version of the popular desktop app with features like red-eye reduction, noise clean-up from low-light photos, collages, resizing and more. In-app purchase allow for additional features.
About the app: photoshop.com/products/photosh...
Download: play.google.com/store/apps/det...

Lenstag lets you register all of your gear, including serial numbers, and is very handy for discovering any lost or stolen equipment. If you’re looking to buy used equipment you can do a check of the serial number to see if it’s been reported stolen or lost and if your equipment has been taken users can contact you if they come across it. It also scans checks the EXIF data from across the web to report any new photos taken using your camera.
About the app: lenstag.com
Download: play.google.com/store/apps/det...

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