AppVee.com has posted a review of Color Drop (4.6 out of 5 stars, not too shabby).

One thing to note while watching the video is the reviewer mentions that images can’t be saved through the app itself. This isn’t true. Every image that is taken with the camera is saved to the camera roll for easy access in the future. We should make that more obvious and possibly give the user a choice of whether to save it or not. Definitely something we’ll address in the next release.

For more information visit the official Color Drop page.

Happy new year! We’ve just released our first application for the Apple iPhone called Color Drop (Color Drop page on iTunes). Color Drop is aimed at designers (web, graphic, interior, or anyone who deals with colors regularly) and utilizes the iPhone’s camera (or photo gallery) as a color eyedropper. If you see a color you like out in the world, simply snap a photo and find out what colors are contained.

This is our first foray into mobile application development and hopefully it won’t be our last (we’re working on something new as we speak blog)! Feedback is welcome (just go to www.transeffect.com/contact/) and if you feel compelled, please review Color Drop on the App Store. For more information please check out the official Color Drop page.

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