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For those of you who want to take your iPhone photography/video to the next level: Who's Afriad of the Big Bad iPhone Product link: OWLE bubo
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Arinel posted:
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Photos from Afghanistan captured with an iPhone. I really like the way he used the Polaroid filter and the different ways he really worked within the limitations of the iPhone. http://blogs.denverpost.com/captured/2010/03/24/captured-guttenfelders-iphone-photos/
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Mar 25, 2010 19:03
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I'm a big fan of using whatever you have available to take pictures, even if it means using the camera of your mobile phone. Here are some I took with my old Nokia N73:   Evidence that always having a camera close at hand is great:  Nowadays, I have an iPhone but I haven't really used it for pictures, mainly because I always have my SD780IS in my pocket, but I hadn't thought until this thread about the available apps so I'll check them out.
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Mar 25, 2010 20:36
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The best camera is the one you have with you. 99% of the time thats my iPhone. 
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I know the Hipstamatic app is lame in principle but it's fun
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This morning on the bus. Whatever the iPhone lacks in quality it makes up for in being with you 100% of the time. more from my daily commute are here http://wnatw.tumblr.com mainly using TiltShiftGen, CameraBag, Lo-Mob, and ShakeItPhoto...
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nerdz posted:Taken on a friend of a friend's house. A really poor family, here you can see the husband tattooing his wife with some makeshift tattoo equipment while their daughter stands beside them. I'm going to add some of my own soon but this is excellent. Great job.    iPhone 3gs + ps mobile and photogene.  I picked up shakeitphoto because it was only a buck, and it's awesome! tuyop fucked around with this message at 16:43 on Apr 5, 2010 |
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Apr 5, 2010 16:06
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Went to Sedona for a job:
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I was holding my Droid, I dropped it, and the flash went off. This is what came out: 
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This little fella stowed away on my shoulder on the way to class. I entertained him for the first half of class. He even pooped on my notes. I let him go on a leaf during break.
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BlackMK4 posted:Was this at EDC 2009? I'm almost positive it is This was the BigDayOut 2009, in Perth, Western Australia ^_^ So no. :P I don't even know what EDC is.
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Phat_Albert posted:The best camera is the one you have with you. 99% of the time thats my iPhone. Why do these look so good while other iPhone shots look like the phone was dipped in Vaseline?
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iPhone camera works fine when you have buttloads of light.
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b0nes posted:Why do these look so good while other iPhone shots look like the phone was dipped in Vaseline? The iPhone doesn't have a lens cover so it can get dirty from time to time, which impacts on the quality of the photos
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b0nes posted:Why do these look so good while other iPhone shots look like the phone was dipped in Vaseline? Thanks, for starters! I always make sure that my lens is clean. Most people just whip the phone out of their pocket all linty and fingerprinty. Secondly, if I'm actually trying to take a good photo as opposed to a snapshot, I'll take the time to make sure the exposure looks right, and set the focus correctly. Both of which can be changed by tapping on the screen. Lastly, both were taken in good light. No one knows what the ISO is on the iPhone sensor, but it works better when it has a ton of light to work with. Beve Stuscemi fucked around with this message at 17:23 on Apr 9, 2010 |
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Apr 9, 2010 17:21
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That Hipstamatic app was a great recommendation, had some fun messing with that and the TiltShiftGen at a work curling event last night. I honestly didn't realize that tapping on the camera screen in the normal camera app gave much better results - I thought it was just focus, and that the metering was always sucky, so that's a great tip too.
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Phat_Albert posted:No one knows what the ISO is on the iPhone sensor, but it works better when it has a ton of light to work with. Really? I've imported all the photos from my Sony Ericsson C905 to Lightroom and it says the ISO is between 64 - 800 in half-stop increments. I don't own an iPhone so I'm not sure if it'll encode metadata from the camera.
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the posted:I was holding my Droid, I dropped it, and the flash went off. Hubble Telescope, is that you?
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Tincans posted:Really? I've imported all the photos from my Sony Ericsson C905 to Lightroom and it says the ISO is between 64 - 800 in half-stop increments. I don't own an iPhone so I'm not sure if it'll encode metadata from the camera. I dont think the iPhone writes the ISO to the exif data, but I may be mistaken EDIT: Yeah, doesnt seem to be there http://www.flickr.com/photos/matt-f/4076177166/meta/
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Wish I had a real camera with me so bad
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Just noticed the Hipstamatic devs put out a post-processing app, which is just as lovingly jazzed up with a fun UI. Not sure if the animations are as charming the 20th time around, but it's worth the buy, I think. http://swankolab.com/ Piquai Souban fucked around with this message at 22:11 on Apr 11, 2010 |
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Apr 11, 2010 21:44
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Really wish I took my camera when I went out for a ride the other day. Oh well that's what you get when you go out for rides that are only meant to be down the shops and turn into 5 hour/320km jaunts.
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Apr 12, 2010 06:51
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   I think this one is actually pretty boring.
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Apr 12, 2010 07:11
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This is my friend Rich. I got him at the flea market:
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Apr 12, 2010 16:33
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some jelly fish from atl and a beautiful MD sunset Click here for the full 599x800 image.  Click here for the full 800x657 image.
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Please forgive the facebook compression:
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I like my new phone  
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 I like being able to point & shoot with my new iPhone and not really give a poo poo, because I have an excuse to. And the apps are fairly fun.
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Jul 2, 2010 17:37
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I'm trying to work with my cellphone rather than against it. 
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I'm digging the iPhone 4 camera.
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Just wanna say that Hipstamatic makes all my lovely iPhone shots look so much more interesting.
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Iron Squid posted:Just wanna say that Hipstamatic makes all my lovely iPhone shots look so much more interesting. Judging by my Facebook news feed, everyone else feels that way too.
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Usually, I use my phone to take pictures of ridiculous stuff I see that amuses me. but it can also give me pretty decent photos, too.   
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Jul 7, 2010 03:11
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Forgot about this thread-- I'll just leave this here: http://fstoppers.com/iphone/
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Taken with my iPhone and a laughable fisheye lens adapter for a DSLR.
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Taken with the iPhone 4, no processing:  I'm really impressed with how it handles extreme contrast.
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Yay cell phone photography! Here are some of my favorites taken with my HTC Dream/G1 Bite of Seattle '09  Vancouver Olympics 2010  Ferry to Bainbridge Island, Seattle WA
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AIIAZNSK8ER posted:Photos from Afghanistan captured with an iPhone. I really like the way he used the Polaroid filter and the different ways he really worked within the limitations of the iPhone. http://blogs.denverpost.com/captured/2010/03/24/captured-guttenfelders-iphone-photos/ Hehehehe, check out the outline of the doorway in the background where the soldier is standing with his arm against the wall. Hehehehe.
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