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“Foodie” Dedicated Camera App for Food Photos
LINE Corporation has announced the release of “Foodie,” a new camera app available for free on both iPhone and Android devices, dedicated to taking delicious photos of food.
Foodie is a new specialized camera app that follows the example set by, the selfie dedicated camera app B612 that has surpassed 100 million downloads worldwide. Foodie offers a cornucopia of features with a singular goal: to make food pictures look more delicious. Its 24 types of food filters are sure to make foods such as “Meats,” “Sushi,” “Cakes,” and other cuisines look delicious. Since the app’s “best angle” feature lets the user know through color when the camera is positioned horizontally above the subject, it’s a snap to take trendy flat lays like you’d see in a gourmet magazine.What’s more, the app includes features like an auto blurring effect to give images the air of SLR photography, as well as brightness adjustment and flashlight features to increase your shooting options. Foodie also offers the basic features expected of a camera app including sharing to social networks like Instagram and Twitter.
Going forward, Foodie will continue to develop food-specific features, such as filters and effects, that allow users to have more enjoyable and enriching communication experiences through food photos.
Foodie Main Features
- Food filters make culinary photos more enticing
With a selection of 24 filters optimized for food photography, users can take exactly the type of food photos they want.
- Best angle feature for stylish flat lays
Uses on-screen color to let the user know when the camera is positioned flat, directly above the food on the table, for easy flat lay photography.
- Auto blurring feature for pro-style images
Automatically recognizes food as the subject and defocuses the surrounding area that is not food, producing images like those photographed using a single lens reflex (SLR) camera.
- Brightness adjust and flashlight features for shooting in dark locations
The user can manually make the image brighter or darker when taking pictures. Plus, the light can be turned on like a flashlight to enable shooting in dark environments.
Note: 40-step (-2.0 to +2.0) brightness adjustment is possible.
- Sharing through a variety of services
Processed photos can be shared not only through LINE but also on social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Food filters for delicious food photos Best angle feature for easy flat laysApp Overview
App name: Foodie
Supported devices: Android, iPhone
Supported languages: Chinese (Simplified/Traditional), English, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, and Thai
Supported regions: Global
Service began: February 2, 2016
Cost: Free
Developer and operator: LINE Corporation
Copyright: © LINE Corporation
Download links:
App Store https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1076859004
Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.linecorp.foodcam.android
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Nail Trends with Sally Hansen x DKNY
Sally Hansen is excited to be the exclusive nail partner for DKNY and to create the nail looks for the Fall 2016 fashion show during New York Fashion Week. “We wanted a playful look that mixes it up with a graphic design and tones from the 90’s,” explained Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne, DKNY Creative Directors.
THE INSPIRATION
“When I think of DKNY, I think of the cool inspiration of the 90’s, the color palette of black, gray, white, neutrals, and strong graphic shapes. I knew the nails needed to feel equally sharp. The girls each have their own personality, a variety of hair styles and thus, a variety of nail styles as well. Using two colors, Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure in Dark Hue-mor, a deep navy and Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure in Commander in Chic, a muddy gray-purple, we created four different nail looks which will be randomly applied to the girls backstage. Every girl will have a unique combination of flare.” – Madeline Poole, Sally Hansen Global Color Ambassador
Commander in Chic and Dark Hue-mor are part of Sally Hansen’s award-winning Complete Salon Manicure collection that infuses trend-setting shades with an expert-quality formula to deliver salon-caliber results. Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure delivers seven salon manicure steps in one bottle. Chip-resistant strength joins gel-quality shine. Runway-ready color meets nourishing benefits. Plus, with a built-in base and top coat, it’s all you need to achieve a professional manicure at home.
THE MANICURIST
Sally Hansen Global Color Ambassador Madeline Poole is a nail artist working in New York and LA. Trained as a painter, Madeline discovered the world of on-set manicuring, immediately recognizing that it was a culmination of all of her talent, interests and expertise. Her unique ability to craft innovative nail designs, impeccable execution, and emphasis on skin care has made her one of the most sought after names in the beauty industry. As part of her collaboration with Sally Hansen, Madeline helps set the artistic direction for a new generation of modern nail looks and collections globally with her fashion-forward vision.
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NYFW: Hot Tools and PHYTO from Zero+Maria Cornejo
NYFW “Get the Look” tips from James Pecis for Hot Tools and PHYTO from Zero+Maria Cornejo
INSPIRATION: Inspired by down to Earth, natural women and artistic clients that wear Zero+Maria Cornejo pieces. The look is all about nature and what it gives back to the world.
GET THE LOOK:
- Part the hair in the middle.
- Prep the hair with PHYTO Phytovolume Actif Volumizing Spray.
- Twist the hair in two large sections and dry with the Hot Tools Tourmaline IONIC Professional Dryer.
- Use the Hot Tools 1 ½” Professional Marcel Curling Iron around the face to create an “S” shape wave. Start by working from the top down and clamp the hair over and under the iron, repetitively.
- Gather hair in small triangles around ears, and spray PHYTO Professional Workable Holding Spray. Press each section down so it looks fixed down.
- Apply a pea size amount of the PHYTO Phyto Professional Matte Texturizing Paste at the crown. Rub it to give it slightly messy texture but leave the hair flat.
- Secure each side with bobby pins right above the ear.
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Save your Eyes with Pigmentclar by La Roche Posay
La Roche-Posay PigmentClar Eyes ($42.99, Drugstores Nationwide): A daily dark circle eye cream that reduces the look of blue and brown dark circles for visibly brighter eyes. Contains phe-resorcinol (known for its targeted action on melanin), caffeine, and light reflective pigments to brighten and freshen the appearance of the under eye area. Unique cooling metal applicator and gentle melt-in texture suitable for even the sensitive eye area. Use as a daily eye care product to visibly reduce dark circles.
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FIAF’s CinéSalon Celebrates French Electronic Music
This March and April, the French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF), New York’s premiere French cultural center, celebrates electronic dance music from France with EDM Anthems: French Touch on Film. The new CinéSalon film series will be accompanied by events with leading artists of French Touch, including a master class, a panel discussion, and a rooftop dance party. EDM Anthems: French Touch on Film is presented in partnership with UniFrance, the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, Bureau Export/France Rocks, and French Move.
Since the mid-1990s, a group of French DJs and producers have revolutionized dance music with their distinct mix of disco samples and robotic vocals. Known as the French Touch, musicians associated with this movement—including Daft Punk, Kavinsky, and Air—have also put their mark on contemporary cinema. Presenting a series of films scored by and about DJs, EDM Anthems: French Touch on Film explores how French Touch has extended beyond the dance floors to transform the look and feel of cinema itself. Each screening will feature an episode of French Waves, the web series about French Touch music and its artists.
EDM Anthems: French Touch on Film kicks off on Tuesday, March 1 with the New York theatrical premiere of the 2015 documentary Daft Punk Unchained, the story of the masked French duo that would indelibly change dance music.
FIAF and French Waves welcome DJ and former Daft Punk manager Pedro Winter (Busy P) on Thursday, March 3 for a French Touch Master Class, where he will be joined by DJs Boston Bun, Superpoze, rising star Jacques, and French Waves director Julian Starke for live demonstrations. Rooftop bar and discothèque Le Bain celebrates French Touch with a Dance Party featuring DJs Busy P., Boston Bun, Superpoze, and Jacques onFriday, March 4. And as part of Rendez-Vous with French Cinema, the Film Society of Lincoln Center will host a talk with French Touch Composers Grégoire Hetzel, Mathieu Lamboley, and Mark Snow, composers, respectively, of Summertime, Lolo, and The X Files, on Monday, March 7, moderated by Variety’s Elsa Keslassy.
Special Events:
- French Touch Master Class with DJ Pedro Winter (Busy P), Thursday, March 3 at 7:30pm at FIAF
- Dance Party with Busy P, Boston Bun, Jacques, and Soperpoze, Friday, March 4 10pm-4am at Le Bain
- Talk with French Touch Composers: Grégoire Hetzel, Mathieu Lamboley, and Mark Snow,Monday, March 7 at 7:30pm at Elinor Bunin Monroe Film Center
Films:
- Daft Punk Unchained, dir. Hervé Martin-Delpierre, Tuesday, March 1 at 4 & 7:30pm. Free with RSVP! Q&A with Director Hervé-Martin Delpierre and DJ Superpoze after 7:30pm screening.
- Grand Central, dir. Rebecca Zlotowski, Tuesday, March 8 at 4 & 7:30pm.
- You and the Night, dir. Yann Gonzales, Tuesday, March 15 at 4 7:30pm.
- Eden, dir. Mia Hansen-Løve, Tuesday, March 22 at 4 & 7:30pm.
- Love at First Fight, dir. Thomas Cailley, Tuesday, March 29 at 4 & 7:30pm.
- The Virgin Suicides, dir. Sofia Coppola & Trip to the Moon, dir. Georges Méliès, Tuesday, April 12 at 4 & 7:30pm.
- Drive, dir. Nicolas Winding Refn, Tuesday, April 19 at 4 & 7:30pm.
- Girlhood, dir. Céline Sciamma, Tuesday, April 26 at 4 & 7:30pm.
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Backstage as CATWALK by TIGI for Jonathan Simkhai
Heydoyou.com was invited cover the backstage at Jonathan Simkhai,
as CATWALK by TIGI, led by Thomas Osborn, sets the tone for AW16.
“Frozen Goddess” Jonathan Simkhai AW16 NYFW
Hair: Catwalk by TIGI, Led by Thomas Osborn, TIGI US Creative Director. Photos: BarronHough.
“This look was inspired by the idea of a natural, windswept feel. We wanted to keep the front of the hair soft with some “frozen”” pieces and have a Nordic knot down the back. The look is strong, yet not fussy.” said Thomas Osborn.
Products used: Catwalk by TIGI Bodyfying Spray. Work It Hairspray. Camera Ready Shine Spray.
About TIGI: TIGI® is a hair care brand that is strongly influenced by fashion and sold only through professional hairdressers.
Catwalk by TIGI® connects hairdressing with high fashion.
A recent collaboration with young British designer Christopher Kane has resulted in a new and closer connection with the world of fashion, taking Catwalk by TIGI® to a new level. The 6 products in the newly re-launched Catwalk Your Highness Volume collection, enable hairdressers to create flawlessly full styles for their clients, whilst Catwalk Curlesque enhances natural curls and waves harnessing the power of the ocean with rich botanicals that deliver extraordinary hydration and definition to all types of curls and waves. The fashion link continues with further product launches later in 2010.
LULU QU did live sketches at backstage and show.
Anna Wintour and Mark Holgate attended the show sitting at the front row.
