This app does intelligent image correction on photos...

Perfectly Clear for Android just got a hefty update, making one of my favorite apps even better.

The folks at Athentech have solved all our problems when it comes to photography.

Perfectly Clear version 3.0 hits the App Store, and is now Universal

One of the best autocorrection apps for iOS comes to Android with new tools, a new interface, and faster performance.

Athentech has now launched a Perfectly Clear app that works on both Android smartphones and tablets, ending the iOS exclusive. Rewarding Android fans for their patience, Athentech Perfectly Clear for Android brings some new capabilities...

If you have a nifty smartphone with a good camera, it would be a pity to snap what looks like a good picture and actually see that it’s rubbish. That can be solved now, courtesy of the Perfectly Clear app, available on Android. This image correction application will solve your problems and apply 10 patented intelligent corrections in just a few seconds.

The well-respected Perfectly Clear image editing technology is now available for Android devices, with developers Athentech releasing a version that manages to be significantly faster than the new iPad and iPhone4 equivalent apps.

For making fast and easy automatic corrections to fix faded color, poor exposure or white balance or unwanted tints and have your photos come out looking great, Athentech Imaging’s new Perfectly Clear for Android app is one you will want to download.

Perfectly Clear basically gives you an autocorrection, rather like the one-button fix you'll find in photography software. It's designed to clean up common complaints...

Perfectly Clear was launched in Google Play today with a bevy of quick photograph fixes. Simple sliders can change exposure, depth of field, sharpening, vibrancy, tint, darkness, and skin tone individually, or apply all of them at once with the one-tap Fix button. The app shows your picture with a very cool before and after comparison.

Perfectly Clear is a photo correction app for Android devices from Athentech Imaging, ported over from iPad and iPhone. It's a slick app with a decent interface and the ability to automatically correct your images in key ways, letting you easily enhance several images on the fly.

Smartphone cameras have gotten so good that many people are ditching their point-and-shoots. Because of that, you can share your shots instantly, and if they're not to your liking you can make them even better right on your device with Perfectly Clear for Android.

The Perfectly Clear for Android App by Athentech offers Intelligent Image Correction for Android devices.

This is a really easy app to use and you'll be pleased by the results delivered by the auto setting. If you have a bit more expertise, or prefer a particular style to your images, then you'll enjoy editing via the individual corrections.

Well, it may have taken 18 months, but yesterday version 2.4 of Perfectly Clear for the iPhone hit the App Store, and the King of the "Automatic Photo Correction" apps is back...

It’s faster. Processing times are noticeably quicker, even with the larger images of the iPhone 4S. The memory cap issue has also been fixed.

This is a really easy app to use and you'll be pleased by the results delivered by the auto setting. If you have a bit more expertise, or prefer a particular style to your images, then you'll enjoy editing via the individual corrections.

The app developers behind Perfectly Clear (www.athentech.com) are out to change our collective mind about iPhone/iPad photo correction that's fast, easy and, yes, automatic.

With this fall’s iOS 5 update, Apple plans to add some new camera and photo-editing features to the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. On their own, the new tools are nothing revolutionary—most are already available in third-party apps. What will make the new camera features useful, however, will be the added convenience that comes from being able to access them from the iPhone’s lock screen. The editing features will be a welcome addition to iPhone users who don’t already use third-party editing apps.

Perfectly Clear is an image correction app that boasts 10 patented and patent pending processes which deliver “accurate colours, perfect exposure emulating the human eye and preservation of colour nuances and details.” According to the developer the Perfectly Clear technology is used in photo kiosks and mini-labs around the world.

Perfectly Clear attractive iPad? Yes, very. Perfectly Clear attempt on the iPad cheaply for 4.99 euros TTC is a good way to get an idea of its performance plug-in Photoshop Lightroom. Moreover Perfectly Cear is also available as independent ($ 199). On the iPad first generation private APN, we will have fun improving their picture albums that can be imported into the tablet.

Perfectly Clear by Athentech has been one of my mainstay apps for several updates and two iPhones. On my older iPhone, it was my first step with nearly every image I processed. It’s fast, easy Dynamic Range Correction (DRC) that balances luminance and color, adds sharpness, and in more recent versions helps to reduce noise especially in processing images with a lot of darker areas.

One of the more useful photo apps available today, Athentech’s Perfectly Clear for iPad is a little gem that makes short work of tweaking your photos. Also available for the iPhone and an Adobe Photoshop plug-in, Perfectly Clear is easy to use and offers automatic and manual options to make your photos look better and brighter.

If you're looking for a quick fix to make your photos look extra crispy, then download Perfectly Clear iPad. With across-the-board fixes on your shorts that even out exposure, punch up color and increase sharpness, Perfectly Clear iPad has several nifty automated tweaks for portraits.

Perfectly Clear HD on the iPad can quickly and easily improve contrast, correct a poor exposure, reduce noise, change white balance tint, sharpen and remove noise. One of the most compelling features is its skin tone correction, which softness and improves the appearance of skin tones, because lenses are too sharp and lighting too harsh to make many people look good.

Athentech ImagAthentech Imaging announced that they have adapted their Perfectly Clear iPhone app for the iPad, and told us the $6 application is “re-engineered to create astonishing pictures” on the larger screen.

Athentech Imaging's Perfectly Clear one-touch color correction software for digital images was a great choice.

Digital cameras get better every year, but even the best of them need some help in post-production. In this interview with Brad Malcolm of Athentech we discuss their Perfectly Clear software that promises to improve your images without the need for time-consuming expertise. From consumer to pro use, Athentech has a solution for you to consider. If you want to improve your digital photos without muss or fuss, then listen to this interview. Recorded at the PhotoPlus Expo in New York.

Previously only available as a Photoshop plug-in for Mac and Windows – and as a spiffing iPhone app – Athentech’s award-winning Perfectly Clear imaging software is now available for the Apple iPad.

Athentech now has a Perfectly Clear product for Photoshop, iPhone, and iPad that can apply auto correct algorithms to make them look their best. Perfectly Clear takes care of poor skin tones, dull colors, flat contrast, red-eye, noise and just about everything but the kitchen sink. For Photoshop users Perfectly Clear tackles both 8- and 16-bit images in 32- and 64-bit.

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These photo apps are among the best available—all worthy additions to an iPhone photographer's toolbox

About a year ago we did a story on our ten favorite iPhone apps for photographers. This year we revisit that theme with a breakdown of our five faves for Apple's adorable iPad.

imphoto for iPhone is an exposure enhancement app from imsense. Although the Standard version normally sells for $1.99 USD, from reading the App Store reviews, it’s often on sale (or free) and I picked it up for $0.99.

Perfectly Clear is billed as your 1 click solution to fix your dark, washed-out, flat, and fuzzy looking iPhone photos, but how well does it stand up against the competition. Read on to find out what I think about this app, and how I think it compares to the competition.

Photography apps for the iPhone abound. Last we checked Apple's App Store there were 88 pages of them including everything from Photoshop.com Mobile to an app that allows you to paste a CENSORED label over your photos. (Who wouldn't want that?)

There’s a ridiculous amount of photo apps for the iPhone, all offering to improve your photos, add special effects and filters or tinker about with colours, but most people just want better pictures.

Even the best photos can often be improved by a few quick edits. This is true with traditional digital cameras, and it’s true photos taken with an iPhone. As its name implies, Perfectly Clear by Athentech Imaging is an iPhone app that can quickly and easily improve most iPhone photos.

Cameras and accessories have been the major focus at this year’s PhotoPlus Expo in New York, but products for other devices with camera capability are getting attention, such as photoediting software for the iPhone.

Of all the things we do with our iPhones, one of the most popular is certainly taking and sharing photos. The best part is the iPhone allows us to do all the basics without even connecting to a computer.

Even the best photos can often be improved by a few quick edits. This is true with traditional digital cameras, and it's true photos taken with an iPhone. As its name implies, Perfectly Clear by Athentech Imaging is an iPhone app that can quickly and easily improve most iPhone photos.

There are A TON of iPhone photography apps out there but one of the best is Athentech's Perfectly Clear app which improves your photos instantly. This app costs $2.99 but that's a small price to pay for how it will make photos from the iPhone's dinky built-in camera look frameworthy in one click.