Over the past few years shooting with the iPhone and ProCamera one of the most common questions I get asked is how can I make my photos sharper? There are a few things that you can do to improve the clarity and sharpness of your iPhone photos. Here are five tips that I use on a daily basis when shooting.
Read the full story »AnalogColor for iOS is on sale now!
AnalogColor for iPhone creates analog-like photos and simulates cross-processing. The app is on sale now for only $0.99 for a limited time. Save a buck on this app until August 1st.
Spotlight: iPhoneographer Dave Weekes
The Life In LoFi interview and iPhoneography showcase of Dave Weekes. The photographer in his own words and images. “This is the kind of photography that chronicles the subdued, the common and the mundane in ways only exercised by poets.”
Cool Link: 12 Tips to Break Your Photography Rut
Here’s a link to a classic post on the MCP Actions blog about tips to break your photography rut. It’s aimed at professionals and photographers who shoot with rigs, but it still has some good, usable tips for breaking an iPhoneography rut as well.
Studio b.’s Light Impressions exhibit at LAMAF
Studio b. and its signature work, Light Impressions has been invited to the LA Mobile Arts Festival 2012.
Hueless 1.2 is out now! Here’s how to win a FREE copy!
The Hueless 1.2 update is now live in the App Store. The new update features in-camera square frame formatting, a “Rest & Release” shutter option, overall speed improvements and more. I’ve got a few promo codes of Hueless to give away today.
Photoshop Actions for Instagram’s “Lost” filters
Photographer Jana Werner has created some Photoshop actions which recreate the three missing Instagram effects — Gotham, Poprocket, and Apollo — as well as Nashville. You can now recreate these lost filters on your desktop or laptop.
Photo app Luminance updated with new filters and features
Luminance is a photo editor that gives you both one-click filters as well as some pretty slick pro photo editing capabilities in a simple and elegant interface. The latest version isn’t a huge update, but adds some good features to help make the app even more usable.
iPhone App Review: MPro
MPro is another high-end camera app designed to capture high-quality black and white photography. It’s similar to another black & white camera app, Hueless by curious satellite in what it delivers and has a few features that Hueless lacks. But, how it works as a camera is very different than the simplicity of Hueless.
Things to look for in an iPhone camera replacement app (updated)
A good camera replacement app should be easy to use and offer more advanced tools than Apple’s Camera app. Here are the features that I look for in a camera replacement app.
Faved On Flickr iPhoneography Showcase, 07.22.12
Our weekly iPhoneography showcase, Faved On Flickr, for July 22, 2012, featuring outstanding iPhone photography from Clay Benskin, Shel Serkin, Paul Moore, Deb Evans Braun, Lynette Jackson, Donna French, Lumilyon, Jennifer Bracewell, and more.
Preview: Hueless 1.2 features square frame and speed improvements
Hueless is a true black & white photo app with powerful in-camera tools, including live preview, color filters, and exposure control. It’s the digital equivalent of shooting and printing on black & white film stock and paper. Hueless 1.2 streets soon. Life In LoFi has a sneak peak at the new features, both documented and undocumented, in the new update.
The iPhoneography Showcase of Roger Clay
The LoFi Showcase of Roger Clay. His mobile photography is outstanding in how he works in both dreamscapes and street photography and how he can combine elements from both styles.
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