Hipstamatic [iPhone]

Author Filip VisnjicCategory iOS MembersPosted on: People

Ever since the release of Toy Camera together with Old Camera I have been slightly reluctant to review many "effector" apps now available in the AppStore. On a number of occasions I have also been suggested by friends to check out Camera Bag, Night Camera and a bunch of others that would somewhat deserve a mention considering the features they provide. I have and continue seeing new additions that way too much resemble ideas that Takayuki Fukatsu (could be said) initiated. Takayuki's apps had style and sense of clarity in what they were about. Many followed, some with additional functionality that clouded the clear vision of what point+shoot apps should be about. Most popular being one about applying effects to photos you have already taken, and more recently full blown "photoshop" type apps that are way to complex for mobile device and providing not enough features to come even close to desktop software.

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