iPad Photography App: iRelease: Adorama Photography TV

Adorama Photography TV presents iRelease for the iPad.

This week Mark Wallace discovered a great iPad application that is called iRelease. The iRelease App is the world's first total digital solution for creating, customising and managing model release forms for the creative industry. It is fast, intuitive and automatically creates a back up to your online account.

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• photography
• ipad
• digital
• snapfactory
• apple
• app
• irelease
• model
• camera
• mark
• wallace
• adorama

[girlwithabigmouth]

@FullframePhoto Awesome app! Love it... I can tell that you guys really put in a lot of effort into making it perfect. It's near perfect, guys!

[girlwithabigmouth]

@morganbelford it's funny that you're plugging your own app as if you were an actual non-involved user. I have tried all the various Release apps and to be completely unbiased and honest, I think iRelease is the best -- in terms of design and execution. For me, it's a big plus to be able to log in to their website in addition to the app. Because realistically, you want to be able to create forms when you're on your computer too. It's a great design from both aesthetic and a usability standpoint.

[FullframePhoto]

Thanks for the review Mark, its been two years in the making and its great to see it finally on the app store and our industry adopting it. We really appreciate the feedback and are already looking into your suggestion as well as implementing a lot of other new features.

[RonaldsSulcs]

can you use it for istockphoto?

[becperrie]

Awesome app!!

[morganbelford]

There is actually a better, and more full-featured model release app on the iPhone called Easy Release. Easy Release has a "native" iPad version, costs less than iRelease, doesn't require server side operations, and has many more features besides. I recommend you check that out.