Some cool stuff from digitalanarchy.com

[Chuck Engels]

Free Beauty Box Photo for iPhone and iPad
We just released a great new app with LIfemusing.com that uses Beauty Box's Digital Makeup technology and is, of course, called Beauty Box Photo. It's a free app that does automatic skin retouching, giving you 17 different presets. You can also get 20 additional presets via In-App purchase.

It's a great way to make your iPhone photos look professionally retouched and enhanced.
You can find it in iTunes at (or just search for Beauty Box Photo):
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/beauty- ... 17647?mt=8
And please leave feedback if you like it! Positive feedback allows other folks to find the app, so we greatly appreciate it if you say something nice about the app.

Beauty Box Photo for Photoshop Is in Beta
We're finally almost ready to release the new Beauty Box for Photoshop! If you're interested in beta testing it, let us know!
Some of the new features:
- New faster Digital Makeup algorithm for skin smoothing
- Better automatic masking
- 40 preset Styles to enhance your photos beyond just retouching
- Shine Reduction: reduce hotspots on skin
Email sales ATdigitalanarchy DOT com if you're interesting in testing.


http://www.digitalanarchy.com/index.html

Adam Wilt's CineMeter App

Adam Wilt has just released a seriously kickass iOS app for seeing the light! No, he has not found religion... just a way to use the iPhone camera as a light meter, RGB Waveform monitor, and False Color Picture. It's pretty f'ing cool and since we like Adam, we're giving him a bit of promotion. And it's only $5! Ok, it's not free, but it is a pretty serious professional tool, so check it out:

http://www.adamwilt.com/cinemeter/index.html


See the light: Cine Meter not only gives you exposure information, it shows you at a glance how evenly your greenscreen is lit, and where high-contrast hotspots and shadows may give you trouble. With Cine Meter, you can walk around, light your set, and solve problems long before your real camera is set up, making pictures, and running down its batteries.