Tag: decim8
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Discovering the Undiscovered photo list
Today I had the pleasure of giving a talk at the SF Apple store about some of the weirder and lesser known iPhone photo apps. The talk was done in conjunction with Apple and Flickr and it’s one of my favorite iOS workshops yet. We didn’t record video from the event, but I did want…
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The Complete List of iOS Glitch Apps
Over the past 5 years, I’ve downloaded and experimented with thousands of iPhone photo apps while working on my Daily Appsperiment and Impossible Glitch series. Since I most often get asked about glitch apps, I decided to compile this list of glitch apps for your iPhonehole. I’ll be updating this list as often as I…
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Analog:Glitches – an experimental art show with glitched out Polaroids
I’m excited to announce my next photography show, Analog:Glitches, at Photobooth SF. This show will be a collection of glitch’d out digital images (shot & edited on my iPhone) that are magically transferred onto real instant film using the Impossible Project’s Instant Lab. These images have all been tweaked using Decim8, Glitch Lab, TrueHDR, and…
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Databender app, video glitching for iOS and iPhone.
I’ve long been a collector of glitch apps for ios and have had my fingers crossed for a good video glitch (or datamoshing) app. I’ve toyed around with animating Decim8 images, but last week a new app called Databender finally made it’s way to the app store. Databender appears to have two distinct modes: image…
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American Analog: Double Exposed Glitched Screens
As a recent experiment, I wanted to see what it would look like if I glitched images (by messing with them in a text editor), took photos of the glitches on my laptop screen, then rewound the film and spent a day shooting in the Mission. What first looks like over-saturated light leaks, are actually…
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Re: Anim8
Decim8 is a powerful app for “destroying” your iPhone photos in interesting ways. From straight forward data glitching to bendy-twisty-distorto stuff, the app is packed with cool effects. The effects are selectable, but their intensity randomly changes each time you process an image, so I thought it’d be cool to Decim8 some images, save the…