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$5 and under for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad

ffffff_1x1 WidePhotoViewerProIcon72   WidePhotoViewer

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Show photos from Flickr, Facebook, SmugMug, LifePics, Dropbox, and the Photo Library. FTP directly from your Mac or PC.

Incredibly complete: grid and full-screen views, slideshows, camera support, caption viewing an editing, uploading, downloading for offline viewing.

Go to the WidePhotoViewer website for lots of screenshots and the extensive help pages.

ffffff_1x1 PhotoWordLogo-72   PhotoWord

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PhotoWord is a unique and addictive game (in a good way).

It's best described as a photo guessing game. You see 6 photos that have a common tag, and then you choose the tag from one of the buttons. There are over a quintillion combinations of buttons and over 100,000 possible images.

ffffff_1x1 Pultimate-72   Photochrom

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Photochroms—color lithographs made from photographic negatives—were popular for a few decades from about 1890 on, before color photography was commercially viable.

With Photochrom Ultimate you can view over 6,000 photochroms, divided into three volumes of about 2,000 Photochroms each. Each volume is also available as a separate app. (more)

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Carol M.
Highsmith's
America

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This app shows nearly 10,000 photographs from the Carol M. Highsmith Archive at the Library of Congress.

There are four groups of photos: Carol's Favorite 100, Alabama (about 4,000 photographs), Washington, D. C. (about 3,000), and most of the other states (about 2,500).

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Carol M.
Highsmith's
Cuba

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This app shows about 400 photographs of Cuba from the Carol M. Highsmith Archive at the Library of Congress. Not just government buildings and museums—lots of street life, too.

ManzanarIcon-72   Manzanar

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244 Ansel Adams photos, 61 Manzanar-related Dorothea Lange photos, 63 photos of Manzanar in 1994, and all 112 pages of Adams's 1944 book, Born Free and Equal.

Manzanar was one of 10 War Relocation Centers—prisons, really—operated from 1942 to 1944. It's the best known, principally because it was photographed by Ansel Adams. (more)

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Cityscape
Panoramas

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Over 900 historic panoramic photographs of US and foreign cities. There are 10 chronological groups, and four city-groups: Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco.

The widest panorama is over 10,000 pixels, which is 10 iPad screens of panning!

Drag your finger to pan, as though you were looking at the scene live and swiveling your neck. It's a fun, unique way to view panoramas.

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FSA-OWI:
Dorothea Lange

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Dorothea Lange was perhaps the best-known photographer working for the Farm Security Administration (FSA) from about 1933 to 1939, mostly because of her iconic photograph Migrant Mother. MigrantMother-1998021539

This app shows essentially all of the digitized Dorothea Lange photographs in the Library of Congress archive, over 3,800 photographs in all.

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Space Flight
Photos

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Shuttles are soon to be only museum pieces, but you can still relive the thrill of space flight!

This app shows about 900 unique images of American space flight from the NASA archives, divided into 10 groups covering the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Shuttle, and Space Station programs.

Captions, all from NASA, are extensive: almost 100,000 words in all.

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Aeronautics
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About 350 images of American aeronautics from the NASA archives, divided into three groups: Aircraft, Research, and Early Research. Extensive captions, all from NASA.

Photos from the Wright Brothers to the X-1 to the X-15 and much more.

ClassicCameras-72    Classic Cameras

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Over 500 close-up, high-resolution photos, vintage ads, reviews, articles, and original brochures of over 60 of the most important classic cameras from 1905 to 1985.

First 35mm SLR, first Polaroid, first SLR with a pentaprism, first SLR with an instant-return mirror, first autofocus camera, and many more "firsts".

Click here to see a picture of the main screen, showing thumbnails of all 66 cameras.

iOS and MacOS Apps

$5 and under for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and MacOS 10.6 (Snow Leopard)

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FSA-OWI:
Arthur Rothstein

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This app shows about 9,000 photographs by Arthur Rothstein, one of the most prolific photographers working for the Farm Security Administration (FSA) and the Office of War Information (OWI) from about 1934 to 1942.

Arthur Rothstein wrote an article for the Sept. 1961 issue of Popular Photography called "The Picture that Became a Campaign Issue: The Assignment I'll Never Forget," which you can read here.

MacOS Apps

$15 and under for MacOS 10.6 (Snow Leopard)

  Proof Sheet

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New! Proof Sheet is the ultimate proof-sheet (contact-sheet) utility.

You can easily control the grid arrangement, the margins, the page and cell headers and footers, the font, and more. You can incorporate variables into headers and footers to display dates and times, captions, filenames, EXIF data, and IPTC data. For JPEGs only, not raws, TIFFs, PSDs, etc.

If you need quick, attractive proof sheets for a couple of hundred photos and don't want to spend all day on it, Proof Sheet can do the whole job in 5 minutes.

For MacOS 10.6 only; no Windows version.

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  ExifExtreme

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ExifExtreme displays all EXIF and IPTC info for an image of almost any type (JPG, TIF, NEF, CR2, ORF, DNG, PSD, etc.).

Drag a file from the Finder to the window or dock icon, or use File-Open.

For MacOS 10.6 only; no Windows version.

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IV-72   ImageVerifier 2

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ImageVerifier scans folders for images and verifies that they're OK by examining their internal structure. It handles JPEGs, TIFFs, PSDs, and most raws (NEF, CR2, etc.). It's ideal for checking your archived or active photos, and then for periodically re-checking them.

ImageVerifier is an industrial-strength app that's been used by hundreds of professional photographers for several years. Now, it's available for the first time in the App Store at a very low price.

For MacOS 10.6 only only; slightly different Windows and MacOS versions are included with ImageIngester.

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MacOS and Windows Apps

$40 and under for MacOS 10.4 or later, or Windows XP/Vista/7

ImageIngester

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Saves time and improves reliability by automating critical steps at the start of your workflow: Ingestion with double backup; naming; moving to folders; applying bulk metadata and Camera Raw/Lightroom settings; GPS tagging; converting to DNG; verifying; correlating multi-camera shoots.

For MacOS and Windows. (more)

ImageVerifier 1

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Same features as ImageVerifier 2, but runs on more MacOS versions and on Windows, too. (more)

Web Sites

Free!

Advanced UNIX Programming

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Web site for my book, Advanced UNIX Programming, including errata, sample code, and more. (link)

SmugMug Galleries

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My SmugMug galleries. (link)

Newest Articles on My Blog

FSA-OWI: Arthur Rothstein for MacOS

Proof Sheet Version 1.1. Beta 4

New MacOS App: Proof Sheet

More new iOS Apps: Cuba, Aeronautics, Classic Cameras

New iOS app: Space Flight Photos

New iOS apps: Cityscape Panoramas, Dorothea Lange, and Arthur Rothstein

Showing Photos to Clients With an iPad

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