Filterstorm

From Tai Shimizu:

Filterstorm has been designed from the ground up to meet your iPad and iPhone photo editing needs. Using a uniquely crafted touch interface, Filterstorm allows for more intuitive editing than its desktop counterparts with a toolset designed for serious photography. A favorite of Photojournalists, Filterstorm is at home in a professional workflow, or for anyone who simply wants to get the most out of their pictures while on the road.Filterstorm contains a suite of powerful tools including curves manipulation, color correction abilities, noise reduction, sharpening, vignetting, and black and white conversion fine-tuning. It also includes the powerful ability to apply any of the available filters by brush, color range, and gradient.Tutorial videos are available at http://filterstorm.com and are linked to from within the app.Features: Ability to apply adjustments to entire image, by brush, gradient, color range, vignette, or selecting opacity. Send images via Email, FTP, Flickr, and Dropbox Export images up to 22MP (iPad2) or 7.5MP (iPad/iPhone 4) Save edits as automations to apply to other images Curves: Luminance, RGB, Red, Green, Blue, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow Adjust brush size, softness, and opacity Brightness Contrast Color balance White point pickerTemperature Saturation Text tool Black and white fine-tuning 30-step Visual History Cropping, with the ability to specify aspect ratio Scaling/Scale to Fit Rotation & Image Straightening Add BordersCombine multiple exposures Vignetting Sharpen Tone map (Simulated HDR) Blur Noise reduction Add noise Clone ToolEXIF support for JPEG and some RAWs IPTC support: For a full list of supported metadata tags, visit Filterstorm's website at http://filterstorm.comRecommended by "Rough Guide to the iPad""Filterstorm was designed for the iPad from the beginning, and is a study in limitation and excellence." - App Craver"While Filterstorm certainly wont replace your image-optimization workflow on your desktop computer, it can prove useful (and fun) enough that you will want to put it to use for quick adjustments to fine-tune an image you want to share via your iPad. " - Digital Photo Pro

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