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We've already seen that Apple plans to take some serious photographic steps forward when it comes to the its newest mobile operating system, iOS 8, but we have yet to find out what the Cupertino giant has up its sleeve hardware wise.
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According to rumors on the internet, the new iPhone 6 will not only feature a large display, but will also have an Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) system. You can read the rest of the article for more details about this highly anticipated feature. 
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Whether or not you take pictures for pleasure or for pay, you should always strive to do your best – and show your best. Great photography is not necessarily about equipment. No matter what camera you use, your images can stand above all the rest; there’s just something about your photos that compels your viewer to linger just a little bit longer when examining them.
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If you own an iPhone and want to improve your photo skills, this article will help you get started with 25 useful tips. The article contains information about adjusting your camera settings, getting the right composition, choosing subjects, lighting, and several other useful techniques you can use to improve your iPhone photography skills.
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The man who made 20fps possible on the iPhone gets picked up by Apple
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There were rumors circulating a few weeks ago about Apple's acquisition of Snappycam. Well, it's official now. Apple has bought Snappycam and promises to bring some of the app features to its native camera app. Read the article for more details.
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The iPhone has a fantastic camera, but to truly get the best experience, you want to grab a few extra apps. Here's what every iPhone photographer can use in their toolkit.
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Find your next favorite photography app from this year's list of the top camera apps. If you recently bought an iPhone and want to start taking awesome pictures with it, this article is a good place to start looking.
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"Collages are a great way to showcase a small group of photos that tell a story in a unique way. Instead of relying on a single iconic image or an album stuffed with similar photos to symbolize a complex thought or event, try a handful of images in a unique arrangement to deliver the big picture. These nine apps constitute a small percentage of what’s available for the iOS platform, but they represent the best or at least unique examples of the genre and can serve as a starting point for your own explorations."
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Discover some the best photo collage iOS apps with this article from Macworld. If you're planning a vacation soon, or want to do something creative with your photo collection, this is an article you definitely need check out.
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"100 portraits. 50 photographers. 1 camera. 100-50-1 is a photo exhibition opening next month in San Francisco produced in conjunction with The NWBLK."
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If you're looking for inspiration for your mobile photos, take a look at the photos taken by these 50 photographers. Alot of cool stuff here.
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Here's a little bonus that might sneak by you when you update to iOS 7.1. The Camera app has added an automatic function for HDR mode.HDR, or high
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If you recently updated to iOS 7.1, you may or may not have noticed the new HDR auto feature that was introduced. This new feature gives the iPhone5s' camera the ability to detect whether a scene needs HDR. More details can be found in the article.
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The app lets users create photo ‘stories’ which can be shared with friends private (by default) or publicly using a dedicated Web page. In addition to using existing data from App.net, you can pick photos from Dropbox and your camera roll, make check-ins or import them from Foursquare and snap new photos (and add filters) from your phone.
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Sunlit is a unique photo app for iOS users who want to create curated photo albums and share them with others. The app is based off the app.net platform, which means you can also sync and imports data from other App.net apps. Read the article for more details.
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"If you are a camera buff who is dabbling with iOS 7 for the first time, you may be spending some time in the Camera app, checking out the features available for your mobile photography needs. One feature that is not readily apparent, but important to photographers, is the grid lines."
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It's quite surprising to find out that not a lot of photographers know about line feature on the iOS7 camera app. This article explains how to activate this hidden feature and add grid lines to your camera's viewfinder window.
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You know how most image editing apps have a “paint” filter that supposedly makes you photo look like it was actually made with oils or watercolors?
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Waterlogue is a cool iOS app that lets you convert your photos into watercolor paintings. The results re actually pretty impressive considering the effects are based of photo filter presets.
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This interesting article explores some of the different aspects of mobile photography and how it has changed the way people interact with the world around them.