Google Play is a virtual store with a library of over 700,000 apps. It is accessible to those with devices that use one of the world’s most popular mobile operating systems, Android. With such a huge range available, the catalogue allows those with gadgets like the Google Nexus 7 or the Samsung Galaxy S4 to find tools which accommodate a huge variety of needs. Many photographers are therefore turning to their smartphones and tablets in order to support their passion, downloading apps which help them improve their techniques or edit images. Below is a list of the top ten Android photography apps that every shutterbug should download, which together can help anyone with a camera to create frame-worthy shots. 1. Adobe Photoshop Touch Probably the best-known name in the world of photo editing, Adobe Photoshop is renowned for offering an impressive range of easy-to-use features to its users, ensuring fantastic results. Pros can get stuck into using layers, selection tools and filters to improve their photos, whereas those new to the software can learn the tricks of the trade through the tutorials. 2. Flickr Flickr is currently offering every user a free terabyte of space on which to store images, meaning it’s the perfect solution for photographers who want to securely back-up their portfolio. 3. Instagram Those looking to get their first taste of photography as a hobby should consider downloading Instagram – a hugely popular app which allows users to easily edit and share photographs. It’s also a great source of inspiration for shutterbugs, providing a platform through which enthusiasts can easily post and comment on each other’s work. 4. WirelessMobileUtility This tool facilitates communication between Nikon cameras and smart devices, allowing owners to quickly and easily download their latest snaps to their phone or tablet. 5. Camera ZOOM FX Photographers are sure to have professional equipment, but for those on-the-go snaps, many will use the camera on their smartphone or tablet for convenience. However, the default software often has limited features, and that’s where this tool comes in, offering the likes of six-times zoom, time-lapse shooting and white balance tweaks. 6. Learn Photography This app is a great download for new or experienced photographers looking to brush up on new techniques, offering a variety of useful tutorials ranging from basic to advanced level. 7. Jessops Photo This app allows those with Android devices to quickly and easily order high-quality prints to be delivered to their door or local store, meaning there’s no delay in getting your best work framed. 8. The Photographer’s Ephemeris Ideal for outdoor photographers, this tool provides valuable mapped information about the sun and moon, which facilitates the identification of the best-lit areas for shoots at any time of day. 9. QuickPic Offering an alternative to the default Android gallery, this app claims to make viewing the photos stored on your phone or Picasa account a quicker and clearer affair. 10. Posing App If people are your preferred photography subjects, then consider downloading this tool, which provides inspiration for poses you can put individuals, couples or groups in. This top ten list was written on behalf of Jessops, a retailer which specialises in photography equipment, offering everything from DSLR cameras to tripods, memory cards and lenses. Google+
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