Foodie - Camera for life
Foodie is a free app that helps you shoot that dish to truly represent and have your taste buds match your visual stimulations.
The app is designed to know how it is located over your dish. When you are directly over your dish, it lets you know. When the app decides that you are in the right position to take the best photo, the shutter button turns yellow. This does not determine that you absolutely have to take the picture in this position, but it sure helps you figure out the best lighting situation to capture that dish. The app even blurs the edges of your picture to give you that depth of field effect.
So yes, Foodie is a camera app at its epicenter. You’ll boot it up, and the camera will be staring you in the face. From the main menu you can opt to choose from your library of pictures to touch things up, or go straight for the lens and take some action shots. Don’t expect a whole lot more than that, as Foodie isn’t a full-blown social network—though it might be some day. What I’ve noticed is that the claim that these filters are specifically designed for food is pretty much on the mark.
There’s a ton of lighting features that really allow for the colors on certain things to pop, and this is on top of all of the filters available. There’s at least 26 as a base, and specifically target objects like coffee, juices, raw meat, pasta, and fruit.
App Features:
+ Over 30 professional quality live filters
Including the Yum, Positano, Tropical, Picnic, Sweet, Fresh, BBQ, Romantic, Crispy, and Chewy filter series.
+ Easy and accurate smart guide feature for taking top-down photos of food
Capture the perfect atmosphere and mood when taking food photos from above.
+ Season videos with tasteful live filters
Shoot vivid videos of your dining adventures.
+ Edit bland scenes into delectable masterpieces
Use diverse filters and detailed edits to give your photos everything from adorable charm to film camera warmth.
+ A timer for capturing the perfect moment
Perfect for taking selfies you'll cherish for life.
+ Mute option
Enable the option when taking selfies or photos of food in quiet restaurants.
+ Share photos to social networks
Easily share to Instagram, LINE, Facebook, KakaoTalk, WeChat, VSCO, Weibo, and more!
+ Affiliated apps
In addition to Foodie, try B612 and Snow for your other camera needs.:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/IMG_6237-565cef155f9b5835e47d268a.JPG)
It’s pretty detailed how far down the hole Foodie goes, and there’s probably something for every type of eater, from the vegan to the carnivore inside all of us. After that, you can share it to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Talk, SMS, or of course, LINE, the organization that created the app in the first place.
It’s a bit of a stretch to sell people on food-specific filters and an entire camera app that would get any play over the already established an entrenched Instagram, but Foodie is worth messing around with on major vacations or business trips. It doesn’t have a spot on my home screen, but it’s tucked away nicely in my travel folder.
Conclusion: Currently, I still rate Foodie as the top app in food photography by phone with a friendly interface, easy to use, and has many effective features.
The app is designed to know how it is located over your dish. When you are directly over your dish, it lets you know. When the app decides that you are in the right position to take the best photo, the shutter button turns yellow. This does not determine that you absolutely have to take the picture in this position, but it sure helps you figure out the best lighting situation to capture that dish. The app even blurs the edges of your picture to give you that depth of field effect.
So yes, Foodie is a camera app at its epicenter. You’ll boot it up, and the camera will be staring you in the face. From the main menu you can opt to choose from your library of pictures to touch things up, or go straight for the lens and take some action shots. Don’t expect a whole lot more than that, as Foodie isn’t a full-blown social network—though it might be some day. What I’ve noticed is that the claim that these filters are specifically designed for food is pretty much on the mark.
There’s a ton of lighting features that really allow for the colors on certain things to pop, and this is on top of all of the filters available. There’s at least 26 as a base, and specifically target objects like coffee, juices, raw meat, pasta, and fruit.
App Features:
+ Over 30 professional quality live filters
Including the Yum, Positano, Tropical, Picnic, Sweet, Fresh, BBQ, Romantic, Crispy, and Chewy filter series.
+ Easy and accurate smart guide feature for taking top-down photos of food
Capture the perfect atmosphere and mood when taking food photos from above.
+ Season videos with tasteful live filters
Shoot vivid videos of your dining adventures.
+ Edit bland scenes into delectable masterpieces
Use diverse filters and detailed edits to give your photos everything from adorable charm to film camera warmth.
+ A timer for capturing the perfect moment
Perfect for taking selfies you'll cherish for life.
+ Mute option
Enable the option when taking selfies or photos of food in quiet restaurants.
+ Share photos to social networks
Easily share to Instagram, LINE, Facebook, KakaoTalk, WeChat, VSCO, Weibo, and more!
+ Affiliated apps
In addition to Foodie, try B612 and Snow for your other camera needs.
It’s pretty detailed how far down the hole Foodie goes, and there’s probably something for every type of eater, from the vegan to the carnivore inside all of us. After that, you can share it to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Talk, SMS, or of course, LINE, the organization that created the app in the first place.
It’s a bit of a stretch to sell people on food-specific filters and an entire camera app that would get any play over the already established an entrenched Instagram, but Foodie is worth messing around with on major vacations or business trips. It doesn’t have a spot on my home screen, but it’s tucked away nicely in my travel folder.
Conclusion: Currently, I still rate Foodie as the top app in food photography by phone with a friendly interface, easy to use, and has many effective features.
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