How can you turn your iPhone camera into the perfect tool for exploring your hidden photography talents? The answer is simple: accessories! In this tutorial, you’ll discover six iPhone camera accessories that will change the way you think about and take photos with your phone. What’s more, they may change the way you see the world around you! [Read More]
10 iPhone Camera Settings Every Photographer Should Use
The iPhone’s camera app is loaded with useful features. But when should you use each setting and how will they affect your images? In this tutorial you’ll learn how to use 10 essential iPhone camera settings so that you can take control of the camera and shoot incredible photos every time you press the shutter. [Read More]
How To Maximize Your iPhone’s Battery Life For All-Day Photography
There’s nothing more frustrating for us iPhone photographers than to run out of battery power just as we’re about to take a great photo. Luckily, there are many ways to ensure that you always have enough power to take that next great shot. In this article you’ll discover a selection of software and hardware solutions for maximizing your available battery power so that you can take amazing photos all day long. [Read More]
Upgrade Your iPhone Photography With The iPhone 6s
Are you wondering whether to upgrade to the new iPhone 6s? I’ve recently upgraded and it’s made quite an impression on me, particularly with regards to photography. In this article you’ll discover what the new iPhone 6s has to offer, including an improved 12-megapixel camera, 3D Touch and Live Photos. So if you’re not sure whether to upgrade, read on to see how the new features of the iPhone 6s will improve your iPhone photography experience. [Read More]
Why Your iPhone Photos Are Upside Down & How To Fix That
If you’re a Windows user, you’ve probably noticed that some of your iPhone photos and videos are upside down when you save them to your computer. Even if you never leave the Apple ecosystem, your photos will usually be upside down when you email them to friends who have the Windows operating system. In this article you’ll discover why your iPhone photos can appear upside down and how to fix this problem. [Read More]
7 Essential iPhone Photography Accessories
While the iPhone allows you to take amazing photos with a simple tap of the screen, there are a whole range of accessories available to enhance your shooting experience. As you become more serious about your iPhone photography, you may want to add a few of these tools to your collection. In this article, you’ll discover the most essential iPhone camera accessories you’ll need to take your photography to the next level. [Read More]
How To Use The New iOS 8 Manual Camera Controls
In addition to improvements in the native Camera and Photos apps, iOS 8 brings a host of new capabilities that can be used by third-party camera apps to put more power into the hands of the iPhone photographer. In this article, Michal Szklanowski examines these new manual camera controls and shows you how to use them to take better photos with your iPhone. [Read More]
How To Take Amazing iPhone Time Lapse Videos
Did you know that since the release of iOS 8, your iPhone’s native camera app is now capable of making incredible time-lapse videos? It’s so simple to use – the only limit is your imagination! In this article you’ll discover how to use the time-lapse video mode on your iPhone so that you can unleash your creativity in a whole new way. [Read More]
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How To Use The New Camera & Photo Features In iOS 8
To coincide with the launch of the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, Apple has released their new iOS 8 software update today. iOS 8 has a huge range of new features, including some exciting updates to the Camera and Photos apps. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to install the update and use these brand new photography features. [Read More]
Using JPEG and TIFF File Formats in iPhone Photography
When you take a photo with your iPhone, the last thing that you probably think about is the format (file type) of the image you are capturing. Generally speaking, that is a good thing as you should be focused more on composition, lighting, etc. However, if you are starting to think of yourself as a serious mobile photographer, it is worth taking a few moments to consider the file format that you are using to store your photos. [Read More]
