The best digital camera is the one you have with you. For most people it’s their phone. If you happen to own an iPhone, check this product out. It’s portable and a breeze to attach when the moment is right.
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Digital Photography
One of my biggest fears when I travel, is returning to my hotel room to find my camera missing. I try not to take too many of my tech toys with me on the road, but there are some things that simply can’t be left behind.. like my laptop, my camera, my iPhoneS, battery chargers, [...]
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Photosynth is is a new app from Microsoft that allows you to take 360 degree panoramic photos from your iPhone. Apple and Microsoft, playing together on iOS? Can it be?
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Here’s an excellent article from Mac|Life about using your Apple iPad as a serious image management and editing tool. As an amateur photographer, part of traveling for me is the joy of shooting new subjects in new settings, but I definitely don’t want to wait until I return home to play with my photos. I also don’t want to have to drag my MacBook Pro with me all over the world if I don’t have to. The iPad is starting to really show up as a real-world digital tool.
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Here’s a great tutorial that appeared this week on Macworld.com about how-to use your camera’s white balance controls. Below is an example of a poorly white balanced image. There’s a lot of color correction that can be done inside of your image editing software, such as iPhoto or Photoshop, but the best way to fix [...]
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Photo management software gets curves, and a whole lot more I’m very excited about Apple’s rabidly anticipated upgrade to its professionally image storage and editing application, Aperture. Many of us who have chosen Aperture over Adobe’s excellent (though in my opinion, unduly confusing) Lightroom, have been frustrated with the amount of time spent waiting for [...]
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