Whether you’re a photo hobbyist or a professional, ProCamera has nearly all the features you need.
This could be useful when you’re taking lots of party or concert shots.
ProCamera contains features found in pro DSLR cameras, including ISO and JPEG compression controls.
Your time is set.
This saves them from having to copy your information down.
But if you want an app launcher on your iPhone, this is the one to check out.
It can save you several taps.
And if you want your journal private, you’re free to set up a passcode.
Day One is cross platform, with the
Mac version costing ($9.99).
I can also sync songs to my mobile rig to listen to while offline.
It’s definitely an app for us paperless users.
From there you might designate the custom food or meal category you want to save the recipe under.
Paprika is also cross platform, and it will sync all of your data between devices.
you’re free to also plan out meals for the week.
Well that’s it for this year’s favorites.
Let us and your favorite developers know which apps are your favorites.
