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  • My Gratitude Journal

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    Happy Tapper

    My Gratitude Journal will help you better appreciate the little things in life and be more positive. Consider all of the good things that you witnessed or that happened to you throughout the day and record them as journal entries. Each entry can include location data, photos, and even the emotions involved. When you're done reflecting you can share your entries or keep them private. An inspirational quote or motivational advice will appear after each entry. The app also includes the ability to export entries, reminders, and passcode protection.

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  • Browse Tens of Millions of Stock Photos with Dreamstime

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    Reviewed by Sarah Hanlon

    If you need images for your work then you know that stock photos are a great way to source media without going through the trouble of capturing images yourself.

    Stock Photos by Dreamstime is a free app created by Dreamstime, Inc., a reputable and trusted stock photo host that lets you access over 100 million photos and illustrations.

    Concept and Functionality:

    When it comes to browsing through a catalog of stock photos, the most important thing to me is navigation and search functionality.

    Dreamstime has a fairly straightforward search function – type in the keyword you’re looking for and sort by best selling, top rated, price, etc.

    Unfortunately I couldn’t find a way to filter or refine searches, just sort them. This is fine if you don’t have a specific photo in mind, but for more precise results you may have to rely on the website to find exactly what you’re looking for.

    When selecting an image in Dreamstime you can add it to your lightbox, which is a collection of photos for whatever project you’re working on. To keep you organized, you can create multiple lightboxes. Downloading photos is as simple as selecting the resolution you want and using credits to purchase it if it’s not free.

    Features:

    Stock Photos by Dreamstime

    Perhaps the best feature is the ability to log in with your Dreamstime account and use the website and app hand-in-hand for sourcing photos.

    You can also freely share images before purchasing them (with a watermark, of course).

    Something worth mentioning is the ability to sell your own photos if you choose. You can download a separate app, Dreamstime Companion, which allows you to submit photos for consideration.

    Value:

    Dreamstime is available to download from the App Store for free. It’s free to create an account for saving photos and downloading free images, but you’ll need to subscribe to a monthly plan or purchase a credit pack in order to buy images. You can view prices and plans here.

    Overall, Stock Photos by Dreamstime is an excellent app for ad agencies, design professionals and anyone who wants to browse tens of millions of images.

    Together with its website it offers both casual browsing as well as much more refined image searching.

    Stock Photos by Dreamstime requires iOS 9.0 or later and is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

     

     

    Source link:https://www.theiphoneappreview.com/2019/04/stock-photos-by-dreamstime-iphone-app-review/