Jack Hollingsworth on iPhone Photography
Great slidehow from Jack Hollingsworth on iPhone photography which includes a great video that shows him in action and discussing some tips, tricks and accessories.
Great slidehow from Jack Hollingsworth on iPhone photography which includes a great video that shows him in action and discussing some tips, tricks and accessories.
Today, the 1st of March 2012 is World Book Day, and to celebrate Ideal Binary are giving away their popular pop up book apps for free – yup, for 24 hours only all the books are absolutely free.
This gorgeous video was shot on an iPhone 4S. It was edited with Premier Pro and graded in Magic Bullet Looks and the music is Glow so hard from space by E-train.
After Microsoft’s dismissive claims that they’ve had similar technology to Siri for a year, Tech Australia decided to see just how similar TellMe and Siri really are.
This incredible footage is from the iPhone 4S, and although it has had what the filmmaker refers to as a slight grading (change of colours) the footage is still very impressive in it’s quality.
Hipstamatic have a new limited edition lens available for the month of October, and all proceeds will benefit global breast cancer charities. The lens was developed in collaboration with fashion photographer Guy Aroch and looks sweet.
Yesterday Apple announced the iPhone 4S at their “Let’s Talk iPhone” event yesterday with a pretty major overhaul of the camera, here are some of the features of the new 8MP camera and it definitely means I’ll be getting an iPhone 4S and couldn’t care less about the lack of an iPhone 5.
Very cool Kickstarter project from a team who have developed a prototype for a steadicam solution for the iPhone 4 – pledge $59 to secure one of the first iSteady’s.
One of the biggest problems for Hipstamatic’s Family Album is understanding what it is. It was launched at the start of August but I’m not entirely sure is it a social layer or a storage facility, does it replace existing sites you might be using or compliment them, or is it simply trying to be all of the above?
If like me you didn’t watch the 2011 Apple WWDC Keynote address, you might have missed some exciting iPhone photography news – here are the top 9 announcements that impact on iPhoneographers, including the major news of volume button as shutter release…
Gif Shop is a really creative and fun app that allows you to easily make and share animated gifs. Available on the iPhone, iPad 2 & iPod touch 4th gen, there are now over 50,000 shared Gifs made with the app. The developers are currently having a 50% off sale!
Filterstorm, my new favourite photo editing app, is a powerful editing tool that allows you to perform a wide range of adjustments with an interface that doesn’t obscure the photo you are working on. This app is available for the iPad and the iPhone, with a pro version available for iPad users.
MagicHour, the iPhone camera & photo editing app, have released an update which includes a digital zoom on the camera and a tilt-shift feature. Tilt-shift is a popular photographic effect that makes subjects look like miniature toys. It can also be a useful feature on the iPhone or iPad for simulating depth of field.
This angry birds game on ThinkGeek.com is labelled for 3 – 7 years, but I have a funny feeling some people who are a lot older are going to be playing this – if they can get their hands on it, it’s sold out at the moment (normally $23.99).
The iPhone camera is capable of taking some great shots, but the images can often have a mundane feel to them and I like to spruce them up with a bit of image editing – there are a wealth of incredible apps available for editing your photos, and new ones pop up constantly, here are the apps I am using a lot at the moment…
Grab the Hipstamatic limited edition lenses you missed – only available this weekend. Three lenses and a film included in RetroPak One Melodie Lens, Salvador 84 Lens, Tejas Lens and DreamCanvas Film, all for $1.99.