Although we commented that photography with smartphones is taking away space from DLRS cameras, the depth of field it will always be one of the great differences between the two.
Tadaa is an app that simulates these types of effects to take to photography with iPhone <strong>go the extra mile.</strong>.
In reality, Tadaa is not limited to artificially adjusting the depth of field, but also allows change the focus point of the photo, and it does so after the image has been taken.
All the characteristics most striking:
- Filter: allows you to view the filters while you select them, without the need to save. Allows you to apply more than one filter.
- HD Tilt-Shift: Create stunning miniature effects or just set the focus point in some detail.
- HD Clarity
- Light table: Automatically classify photos into session stacks, review and edit directly in the app.
- Full data support EXIF; save and read: date, time, opening, exposure, geolocation, etc.
- shares your photos: upload to Facebook and Twitter
- Photo Blog: you can get your own photo blog at tadaa.net
After taking the photo, you can paint a mask on any object on which you want a sharp focus, thanks to its edge detection smart, just slide your finger gently and the app selects the area for you. If you don't like how it does it you can deactivate it and do it manually. (Tip: saturate the photo before so that the selection of edges is more precise)
Once the zone is selected, a slider allows select aperture, which translates into the intensity of the depth of field. You can touch anywhere on the image to adjust the focus. If you touch in the background, for example, blur the foreground objects that you previously masked and bring those in the background into focus.
Another unique tool is "bokeh". Bokeh is the visual quality of areas of a photo that are out of focus, often manifesting as bright blurs around reflective elements in the background.
The same company has taken from this great app, two apps specialized in different effects of photography, I leave them for you if you want to look at them.
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