Artwork Camera: Studio Archive

The combination of perspective correction and inventory management is brilliant.

Glare and a slightly tilted phone are the usual reasons photos of paintings look wrong, so building the level and glare guidance into the capture step is a good call. The Certificate of Authenticity and QR labels are a nice touch for artists who sell. Does the archive keep the original photo next to the corrected one, in case the automatic corner detection crops a little too much?

The corner detection with perspective correction and the level and glare guidance solve the real problem with photographing flat artwork on a phone. I like that each piece can carry title, dimensions, medium and an inventory number, so the photo doubles as a catalog record. Keeping the archive on-device with optional iCloud sync is a thoughtful privacy choice too.

This is such a useful tool for artists! 📸 Keeping high-quality, organized records of artwork is essential, especially for portfolios, exhibitions, and sharing work online. Love the focus on perspective correction and glare reduction!

The combination of perspective correction and inventory management is brilliant.

Keeping a clear record of finished work and works in progress feels like a quiet way of respecting your craft. I like that it helps with the photo itself, from level framing to glare, so the file is actually usable.

Keeping the archive on the device is a strong choice for artists who don't want unreleased work in someone else's cloud. Can the title, dimensions and medium be exported with each image, for example as a spreadsheet for a gallery's inventory?

Pairing the capture guidance with catalogue fields makes the photo a real record. When you export a work for a gallery or portfolio, does the file keep the full camera resolution and carry the title, dimensions and medium in its metadata (EXIF/IPTC), so the details travel with the image outside the app?