TiltShift Generator for iPhone

Sep 1, 2009

Takayuki Fukatsu of Art&Mobile gave me a sneak peak of his new TiltShift Generator for iPhone, which stylizes the miniature effect on photos. Just like Art&Mobile’s other great products, including QuadCamera (see my post) and ToyCamera, TiltShift Generator is easy to use and has a slick and minimal UI. There are controls for blur levels, color (saturation, brightness, contrast), and vignetting. Using any combination of these, you can create some beautiful effects and vintage style images. You can shoot new photos directly from the app, or add effects to an existing photo.

You can buy TiltShift Generator for only $.99 for a limited time at iTunes starting Sept 2, 2009. Below are just a few of my quick tests using the app.  If you don’t have an iPhone, try out the free web or Adobe AIR versions.

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  1. Sep 1, 2009 ChrisFizik says:

    pretty darn c00l. tiltshifts are all the rage and the ease of use of this is huge

  2. Sep 2, 2009 Tom Markiewicz says:

    Nice find Emily! Just picked up a copy and look forward to trying it out. I wonder how well it will work with the older 3G camera.

  3. Sep 2, 2009 Emily Chang says:

    Hi Tom, hope all’s well with you. I have the first gen 3G and the app works great on it.

  4. Sep 23, 2009 Jay Fallon says:

    Ok, I went and spent the $.99. I really like it. It does exactly what I do for regular camera photos with Gimp.

  5. Sep 2, 2009 nodster says:

    At http://bit.ly/tpiSp
    @emilychang talks about what I think is a very fun/cool iphone app to have!

    This comment was originally posted on Twitter

  6. Sep 3, 2009 twot says:

    TiltShift Generator for iPhone http://bit.ly/Cg1WD

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  7. Sep 4, 2009 smotion718 says:

    this almost makes me want to buy an iphone: http://bit.ly/tpiSp

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This is the personal site of Emily Chang, designer and co-founder of Ideacodes, specializing in web, UI, UX, IxD. Also an entrepreneur, webling, geek, blogger, surfer. Likes robots. More...

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