Thank you all for participating in iPhone photo contest this week. This week the submissions were particularly creative, which made the selection even harder. There were many more photos that deserved to be here, but I could only pick a few. In no particular order, here are my personal favorites this week.
Thank you all for participating in our iPhone photography contest. This week set a new record for the number of submissions, and it was particularly hard to select the winners. Without further ado, here are my favorites this week.
While this blog is all about iPhone photography, there’s no way we can ignore what Samsung announced this week. They presented Galaxy S4, their latest flagship smartphone, which is likely to become the main competitor for iPhone this year.
There’s been a lot of discussion about whether Galaxy S4 is an iPhone killer, and the short answer is no. iPhone 5 is still the leader in terms of build quality, app ecosystem and ease of use, but Galaxy S4 could probably lure away a few iPhone costumers.
Samsung Galaxy S4 is an impressive phone. I won’t go into all the details here, but Galaxy S4 beats iPhone 5 in almost all possible specifications. However, most users really don’t care about how much RAM their phone has as long it performs well, and some of Galaxy’s new features such as waving at the phone to scroll are nothing but gimmicks.
With that said, the camera of Galaxy S4 has also been significantly improved, thus making this device particularly interesting to mobile photographers. Should we all sell our iPhones and get Samsung Galaxy S4 instead? Read this article to find out.Read More
It’s been another amazing week for our iPhone photography competition, know as #IPSContest. Now that the 5-photo limit is gone, there are even more great submissions. As always, the selection wasn’t easy and many fantastic photos had to be left out. This week’s selections are largely black and white, but that’s just a coincidence. So here are my personal favorites this week.
Until the end of this month you can submit photos to the 6th annual iPhone Photography Awards. IPPAwards is the most respected and longest running iPhone photography contest. This contest has been around almost as long as the iPhone itself.
Thanks to everyone who participated in this week’s iPhone photography contest. It’s an honor to moderate a contest with so many spectacular submissions. As always, the selection wasn’t easy and many great photos had to be left out. In no particular order, here are my favorites this week.
This week Adobe released the iPhone version of its hugely popular image processing app. Photoshop Touch has been available on iPad for about a year now, and now they have released the iPhone version as well.
Just like the iPad version, Photoshop Touch for iPhone includes support for layers, various adjustments, filters and selection tools. Here’s a more detailed list of features:Read More
Thank you all for participating in iPhone Photography School Contest (#IPSContest) this week. It’s been an amazing week for the contest. There were more than 200 photo submissions, and choosing the winners was particularly hard. In no particular order, here are my favorites.
I’m happy to announce the winners of this week’s iPhone photography contest. As always, it was very hard to choose my favorites and many good photos had to be left out. Without further ado, here are my personal favorites this week.
Have you ever tried to upload a photo to Instagram, only to be frustrated that this popular photo sharing app requires you to crop all your photos into squares? Even though Instagram wants to be a square-only photography network, there is a little-known trick that you can use to not crop your photos when you’re uploading them to Instagram. (Update: You can now upload non-square photos directly to Instagram!)
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