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Here’s a review of my favourite mobile photography apps and tips for how to use them.
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If there's one thing about photography apps, its that you can never have enough of them. There is always something new coming out in the app store and its always fun trying to decide which one to download in order to make your pictures look better. This article will help you get started with three of the best photography apps currently available on smartphones.
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Moment is the latest company to attempt this feat, and its wide-angle and telephoto lenses are designed to complement an iPhone's, iPad's, or Samsung Galaxy's built-in camera lens. Launching on Kickstarter today, the company has the backing of Marc Barros, formerly of Contour Camera, a company that produced GoPro-like action cameras.
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With smartphones becoming a popular choice for photography, companies have begun creating products to improve the smartphone camera as we know it. The latest accessory for smartphone photographers is Moment, a wide-angle camera lens with a 18mm field of view. Check out the article for more information.
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“Smartphones take photography into a whole new world,” says Cédric Tineo. “With a smartphone, you not only have a camera that allows you to capture reality, but you can also add effects. You used to need a computer to do that. It allows you to add style, create an atmosphere in order to tell your story. With just a few clicks on your screen, you can share these photos instantly with hundreds of people."
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Smartphone photography has become so popular that there are now classes that teach you how to take pictures with your camera phone. This article explores what its like to be a smartphone photography student.
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"While it's interesting to know and understand what constitutes a digital camera module, that won't help much when it comes to actually taking a photo on your smartphone. From a photography enthusiast and mobile hardware reviewer, here are 10 tips to take awesome shots using your smartphone."
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Take your smartphone photography skills to the next level with these 10 awesome tips.
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With so many photo editing apps, I only keep the ones that are really good, and Waterlogue is one fabulous app that's stayed on my phone for weeks.
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Waterlogue is a unique photo editing app for iPhone that lets you transform your photos in watercolor paintings. The app uses a standard "add filter" interface to give users the ability to add different watercolor effects to pictures. If you're bored of the vintage filters and want to try something new, Waterlogue might be what you're looking for.
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Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have each released their top posts of 2013, and now Flickr is taking a look back at some of the most beautiful and powerful images from mobile phones uploaded over the past year.
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Discover some of the best smartphones photos of the year as selected by Flickr. Some of these photos actually look like they were taken by professional photographers.
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From presidential selfies to never-ending Instagram feeds, the world is now drowning in images. Celebrated photographers debate the impact of this mass democratisation on their craft
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An interesting article that talks about how camera phones are changing photography as we know it. It gives readers the chance to take on the perspective of professional photographers around the world and see how they're dealing with the change in format.
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Use these tips to take your smartphone photos to the next level.