Photoshoot and Beyond
I started using Google Photos by accident a couple weeks ago, and now it’s kind of blowing my mind. I guess it actually all started when we used our Android Nexus 5 Phones. There was an option to automatically upload our photos taken with our phones to Google Photos, so I figured why not? Well, a […]
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The new iPhone 6S and 6S Plus can shoot 4K video. That’s about four times the resolution of 1080P. It looks incredible, but is it worth shooting? The example video above was shot using the iPhone 6S Plus in 4K (Make sure to click on the Settings gear at the bottom to change the quality to 4K). […]
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A pair of folded lens patent applications from Apple surfaced last month. These patent applications were both filed in May 2014 but only published in September. Like the folded optics used the make the newly-announced and amazing Light L16 camera, the folded optics suggest that Apple will continue to fight toward photographic supremacy in the mobile […]
If you’re thinking of upgrading to an iPhone 6S or you’ve just bought one, here are 10 tips that will help you make instant improvements to your photos.
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Over the past couple of weeks we’ve been spending a lot of time taking photos with the iPhone 6S. One of the features we were most excited about is the new Live Photos feature. This excitement has kind of turned into a love/hate relationship. The love part is easy: it’s amazing to have a small bit […]
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DIYP friend Paul Adshead (@PaulAdshead) just sent us this cool tip for lighting macro shots and small objects, and we just had to share it with you. I’ve found that using an adjustable sat nav holder AND an iPhone as a light source make a great combination for close up lighting or medium fill. The suction mount […]
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Check out this quick demo of Live Photos! In this video I’ll show you how to view a Live Photo, how to take a Live Photo, how to turn Live Photos off, and how to disable the motion in Live Photos that you’ve already taken. The Apple iPhone 6S and 6S Plus launched a few […]
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On Friday, September 25th, Apple released the next addition to their industry-shaking smartphone, the iPhone. Customers who were fast enough to preorder either the iPhone 6s and/or the iPhone 6s Plus either queued up in front of their local Apple Store or had a courier deliver their unit(s) to their doors. For the past year, I’ve […]
Sure, our DSLR or system camera is the ideal choice, but there’s a reason the iPhone is the world’s most popular camera. The best camera is the one you have on you, and with our smartphones in our pockets more often than our DSLR, it’s worth noting some of the intriguing new features introduced in the new iPhone 6s camera.
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Apple just announced the new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus with a redesigned 12 megapixel camera. For those of us who rely on their phones as a behind the scenes camera or use this as our backup camera, this is a good thing.