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Just got an iPhone 4 and one of those magnetic fisheye lenses. I also got the 2x telephoto but it turned out to be a waste of money since it has such a small image circle.
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Elemeno^P posted:Working on a series called Porcelain Corpses. However, due to the subject matter, I feel the need to be discrete, so my iphone camera is my only option. Just chiming in to say that I absolutely love this, reminds me of the Bechers. Stick with it! (Also proves, what most people here know anyway: Camera don't matter.)
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Dec 25, 2010 01:46
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snapped this last night. I need to shop out my lame reflection though. 
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I was gifted a ipod touch by the family, so I've started putting some effort into exploring what the tiny little camera has to offer. I ended up buying "ProCamera" and it's a big improvement over the stock photo app. The post processing options don't compare to Lightroom by any meaure, but it does the important stuff like brightness and contrast. It has filters, but they don't seem to be customizable, and the vignetting it puts in can be a little ridiculous:  (though in this case it did help cover up some power lines) I like the polaroid clone though: 
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Some iPhone 4 photos with the fisheye attachment:  Verdict: Good, not great. About everything you could hope for at the price point. Image quality goes to poo poo at the edges, but that's usually par for the course with fisheyes of almost any quality.
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The doctor will see you now: (need to not rely so much on Hipstamatic, but it worked nicely in this case)
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VomitOnLino posted:Just chiming in to say that I absolutely love this, reminds me of the Bechers. Thanks! I hadn't heard of the Bechers, so I totally appreciate the reference. Definite similarities.
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Dec 29, 2010 18:22
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This one turned out well:
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Keeping this thread alive a bit. Here's a photo taken with ToonCamera:
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Jan 9, 2011 03:51
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 Taken with an old Nokia N73.
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Jan 9, 2011 04:41
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 Shot this on my old Moto RAZR v2 I believe. I was at work and there was a car show going on and this sorta worked out for me. Except the blow out in the back end of the badge. That kinda sucked.
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No fancy software here, just a bit of brightness/contrast adjustment in IrfanView.
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Feb 9, 2011 22:21
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Bringing this thread back a bit, just got Vignette for android. Really interesting app.  "New American Classic" Vignette for Android, Droid X
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San Sebastian, Spain. Bird flew by just at the right moment. 
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Feb 28, 2011 00:06
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Enjoy this cell phone picture of my cat you guys.
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I've been inspired to start using my cellphone again. Here's a shot of a hermit crab and my cat. I like how detailed the crab shot came out even though it was through the side of the tank. No editing done to these photos. Taken with Camera Plus Pro on the iPhone 4.  Untitled by matthache, on Flickr  Untitled by matthache, on Flickr
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Mar 1, 2011 03:12
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What apps are people using for iphones/ipod touches? I've just gotten into using my phone as a camera, and downloaded Instagram and Hipstamatic - both of which are stirring memories of the old Polaroid camera that my parents used to have. I'm interested to know if people are using any post processing apps on their phone, or if you are downloading them to your PC and then applying PP then? In the mean time, here are a couple of pictures I have taken recently:   
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Two of my son that I think came out pretty good. 
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I was loving around at work trying to avoid work, when an idea popped into my head to try a macro shot. Except I had no lens.. so after considering my options, I decided to see what I could do with a drop of water. I got a single drop on the tip of my finger, and transferred it to the lens of my iPod. I didn't have anything handy so I used a quarter.    This is several times what the lens can do unaided.. it can't seem to focus on anything less than a foot away. I also toyed around with the size of the water drop, but for the most part it seems like the bigger the drop you can get to stick, the better it works.
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xzzy posted:I was loving around at work trying to avoid work, when an idea popped into my head to try a macro shot. Except I had no lens.. so after considering my options, I decided to see what I could do with a drop of water. That's loving awesome.
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Mar 21, 2011 22:05
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Definitely a neat idea, I'll have to try it out. Here's just some random snaps  
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I know it's slightly off-center. I may try to fix it later. I really wanted to go inside, but I also wanted to go party (it was Mardi Gras). I didn't have enough time to do both... chose the party. Sears in New Orleans by subx2000, on Flickr And bonus, because it was halarious (St. Patrick's Day green pasta at Skyline Chili): 
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Mar 22, 2011 14:04
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 Just upgraded to an Inspire. Loving the camera on it.
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Mar 28, 2011 07:31
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iCameraHDR does a pretty good job. It's much slower than Pro HDR, but it's more accurate (less ghosting if any at all) and I feel it gives better results. 
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Mar 29, 2011 01:25
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I don't normally like posting lomography stuff but I really like this pic.
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Apr 19, 2011 15:47
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weeeeeee IMG_0395 by M Bradshaw, on Flickr  IMG_0394 by M Bradshaw, on Flickr  IMG_0389 by M Bradshaw, on Flickr
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   There is a tendency for my phone to overdo the blues.  So I sometimes just convert it into black and white.  Photos taken with HTC Dream/Tmobile G1. I really need to clean my glass/sensor.
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Apr 26, 2011 05:17
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Holding a 50/1.8 right in front of the phone gives pretty good macro possibilities. The phone camera by itself won't focus this close.
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Apr 26, 2011 07:16
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I like my city dark and gritty IMG_0402 by M Bradshaw, on Flickr  IMG_0400 by M Bradshaw, on Flickr
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Here are some snapshots from my Nexus One. Uploaded to Picasa with some quick tweaks to exposure to make them a bit on the contrasty side.  
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May 9, 2011 04:37
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Shot on my Aquos Shot SH003, which has a ridiculous 12.1 MP camera. No real post on the leaves, just resized and cropped. I think I did some basic leveling on the night one. 
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Nice thread  Being quite a photography newbie myself, I recently decided to regularly take pictures with my iPhone when I'm around town to "practice" identifying good things/settings to photograph. It's a lot of fun, and I started to feel a lot more aware of my surroundings since I started.Here are some pictures. I use Camera+ as my go-to camera app and sometimes Andigraf Toy Camera for fake multi-lens Lomo shots.    
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Arinel posted:
I love the way the colors and lines run together in this one. Very sweet. Here's my contribution. Tried running it through the PS express app but didn't feel like paying for the noise removal so I ended up fiddling with it in lightroom instead.  Vending by ghableska, on Flickr
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Chilling on the ferry over to Seattle back in April. Snapped a photo of the Space Needle while waiting for my friend to show up. 
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Doing some macro with my phone:  
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