Life in LoFi: iPhoneography

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Photographed with an iPhone 4. Toolbox: Picture Show

Dayton, Ohio
July 15, 2010
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[UPDATED 09.01.10 15:08] Today was Apple’s September Event. Typically an iPod-centric event, there was plenty to please current and future iPhoneographers in today’s presentation. Today’s event was more than the traditional refreshing of the iPod line. The iPod Touch now gets not one, but two cameras — but not the high-resolution still camera that was the buzz of rumor sites.

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Lay Down & Look Up, by Jason L. Parks

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Week 2 of Life In LoFi’s Faved on Flickr.

These are just a small number of the amazing images that were posted to the Life In LoFi group on Flickr this week.

Every Sunday, we present “Faved on Flickr”. It’s our weekly showcase of about 10 of the week’s outstanding photos chosen from the Life In LoFi Flickr group. If you haven’t joined yet, here’s the link to Life In LoFi on Flickr.

Click through to see more images. >>>

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Life In LoFi is looking for iPhone photo submissions for a series of :30 television commercials advertising the blog. The series will run for the next three months during a new movie review program, The Popcorn List with Rainy and Devin. The program is cablecast throughout Texas and reaches over 1 million households in eight markets throughout Texas. Full episodes, including the commercial embeds, can also be seen online at PopcornList.com . Full episodes are also available as podcasts here.

More info and how to submit images are after the jump. >>>

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Here are some random additional thoughts I had for my earlier post on printing and enlarging iPhone photos. They didn’t seem to fit smoothly in context in the earlier post, so here they all get their own bullet points in a random musing.

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Photographed with an iPhone 4
Toolbox: Perfectly Clear, Best Camera

Dayton, Ohio
July 17, 2010

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It’s not if the iPhone camera can make large prints, it’s how big….

Whether to mount and frame as gifts, for sale or for gallery exhibition, more and more prints are being made from iPhones. Prints and enlargements can be made from any iPhone camera. How big an enlargement you can make depends on a number of factors — the iPhone model you use, the resolution of the apps you use, and if, how and where you are willing to resample your images.

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“Woodall Rodgers 02”

Photographed with an iPhone 4.
Toolbox: Vint B&W

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