Adobe has released Photoshop Express 2.0, a new version of its universal image editing and sharing software for iOS. It’s a free download from the App Store.
[ad#Google Adsense 300×250 in story]Photoshop Express helps you edit your images, including cropping, straightening, rotation and flip. You can adjust color using exposure, saturation, and tint controls, change photos to black and white, and manipulate contrast, apply filters, special effects, and frame your photos with borders.
New to the 2.0 release is support for a $1.99 in-app purchase called the Adobe Camera Pack. The Camera Pack includes three new features – Reduce Noise, a self-timer, and “auto review,” which gives you a quick look at your photos as you’re taking them.
Other changes in the 2.0 release include a new Camera workflow; support for the “Retina Display” found on the iPhone and fourth-generation iPod touch; and multitasking support.
Adobe need to step up their game or get left behind
Already there are photo editing apps that allow far more in editing terms and include IPTC (caption and meta data) and include FTP transfer
Many pros are looking to use the iPad as an editing device (I’ve done so a couple of times as an experiment and it worked with some limitations)
I suspect Adobe are fearful of cannibalising their full photoshop market but tablets are the future and they need to bring more to it or be too late as others get word of mouth recommendations
Filterstorm and Photogene are both front runners right now IMO
Photoshop Express lets you to edit your images which includes cropping, straightening,flipping and rotating.You can change colors of the images to black and white,add contrast,can add effects to images such as vibrant,pop, border,vignette blur,warm vintage and rainbow