Koloid - hand developed photography Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 47 reviews. Read all reviews for Koloid - hand developed photography for iPhone.
Koloid - hand developed photography is paid iOS app published by 19TH CENTURY APPS SP Z O O
Cool APP
Cheeseandcompany
Like this very much but without being able to import photo's it is of limited use. Please consider this, also would be nice to use on iPad.
Great idea!
TheBaz
Has a lot of potential... As a former chemical photographer, the idea to make this app is pretty inspiring.
Alright but definitely not wet plate
thebetsybeast
I don't think the creators of this app did much research on how the actual wet plate collodion process works and what the resulting plates look like. I won't go into the details about its inaccuracies, though. Of course, and this is coming from a wet plate practitioner of several years, it's impossible to completely digitally recreate anything approximating this process, and indeed it defeats the purpose to try to do so. That being said, it is a fun app to mess around with for a little while, but if you want wet plate, don't look here.
Unique
Molsonart
I like this app, but I also agree I would use it more if I could import photos from my library. I think it would also be cool to develop in color. Either way it's a neat app, can't wait to see where it goes.
Strongly agree with the above criticism
Locozuma
This has fantastic potential. It's a beautiful process and I like the handling. I was VERY disappointed when I realized that I cannot export the images in "high res", or at least the resolution that I was shooting in. Importing photos could be useful, but I like the fact that the process is unique to the pictures you take. For the same reason, I like that you cannot start over. This process should be a little difficult, as the actual kolodian printing was, but let us be rewarded with a full-resolution file at the end!
Backgrounds
heavycoat
I love using it for creating surreal backgrounds that I use in my collages. I don't use it a lot for a finished image but the start of creating a new piece. Works well for my use.
Needs import and use of both cameras
heliosgallery
As stated by other reviewers, this needs importing from your photos. Also I'd like to use of both cameras, not just one of them. Hard to control. I get dark blotches where I don't want them, even though I have a light setting, and am constantly moving the liquid around.