
Camera phones are undoubtedly alluring, but even the best of them produce mediocre images. Aaron Straup Cope, unsatisfied with his results, built
filtr, a shell script for FreeBSD and OSX that will takes your blah camera phone photos and lets you apply one of seven filters to it:
dazd, heathr,
postcrd,
postr,
stndpipe,
rockstr, and
filtr. There's also
movr, which will turn a video file into a series of images, apply one of the above filters to each. All of the results are interesting, universally moreso than your average camera phone pic. It's a shell script, like I said, so if you're not comfy with the command line (and willing to hunt down and install a few dependencies first), filtr may not be the tool for you. You can download filtr for free
here.
Tags: Aaron Straup Cope, AaronStraupCope, cameraphone, filger, filtr, freebsd, freeware, mac, osx, photo, photography, script, shellscript