iPhone photography
Oct 21, 2016 08:24:18 #
I am doing a class on iPhone photography at the senior center. Wonder why? Our photo club is dwindling, and no wonder. On my latest trip to Canadian Rockies, I was the only one with a camera. Hoping to get new people interested in photography. I have found lots on the internet, but if you think of anything helpful, let me know. Know the phone functions, but suppose there's always something new. I've even made homemade tripods for the phone.
Attached taken with iphone
Attached taken with iphone
Oct 21, 2016 08:30:03 #
budjordan1
Loc: Pittsburgh, Florida
There is no Picture, no attachement
Mdsmith wrote:
I am doing a class on iPhone photography at the senior center. Wonder why? Our photo club is dwindling, and no wonder. On my latest trip to Canadian Rockies, I was the only one with a camera. Hoping to get new people interested in photography. I have found lots on the internet, but if you think of anything helpful, let me know. Know the phone functions, but suppose there's always something new. I've even made homemade tripods for the phone.
Attached taken with iphone
Attached taken with iphone
Oct 21, 2016 08:30:57 #
budjordan1
Loc: Pittsburgh, Florida
Sorry, picture just came up
budjordan1 wrote:
There is no Picture, no attachement
Oct 21, 2016 08:35:50 #
Good picture for a phone. Have you been doing any post production with RAW images from your IPhone?
Oct 21, 2016 08:36:57 #
It's a beautiful photo, and i don't think anyone would know it was taken with an iPhone.
Oct 21, 2016 09:17:01 #
Not sure I can take photos with RAW on my iPhone. Is there something I'm missing??????
Oct 21, 2016 09:43:16 #
Mdsmith wrote:
Not sure I can take photos with RAW on my iPhone. Is there something I'm missing??????
If you are using an iPhone 7 with the newest OS you can shoot RAW.
Oct 21, 2016 12:22:27 #
Mdsmith wrote:
I am doing a class on iPhone photography at the senior center. Wonder why? Our photo club is dwindling, and no wonder. On my latest trip to Canadian Rockies, I was the only one with a camera. Hoping to get new people interested in photography. I have found lots on the internet, but if you think of anything helpful, let me know. Know the phone functions, but suppose there's always something new. I've even made homemade tripods for the phone.
I use a selfie stick with my iPhone camera to get interesting high angle shots of scenes, raising the iPhone up high and triggering the camera with the remote button on the stick's hand grip. The selfie stick can also serve as a convenient monopod.
Oct 21, 2016 13:14:44 #
Oct 21, 2016 14:33:05 #
fourg1b2006 wrote:
It's a beautiful photo, and i don't think anyone would know it was taken with an iPhone.
Ok photo, and part of the sky is blown. So you can tell.
Oct 21, 2016 14:37:22 #
rook2c4 wrote:
I use a selfie stick with my iPhone camera to get interesting high angle shots of scenes, raising the iPhone up high and triggering the camera with the remote button on the stick's hand grip. The selfie stick can also serve as a convenient monopod.
Are selfie sticks made to only hold cell phones, or can they be used with point and shoot cameras as well?
Oct 21, 2016 18:23:10 #
Mdsmith wrote:
I am doing a class on iPhone photography at the senior center. Wonder why? Our photo club is dwindling, and no wonder. On my latest trip to Canadian Rockies, I was the only one with a camera. Hoping to get new people interested in photography. I have found lots on the internet, but if you think of anything helpful, let me know. Know the phone functions, but suppose there's always something new. I've even made homemade tripods for the phone.
Attached taken with iphone
Attached taken with iphone
I recently had a silly experience - packed up my camera bag and tripod and set out to take pictures - but I forgot to take the two batteries - which were still in their chargers.
So . . .
I used my phone.
Pictures are here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gene_lugo/albums/72157671924855594
Best advice is to help your students see differently - not having to worry about camera settings and weight you can concentrate on visualizing and composition.
Oct 21, 2016 18:28:06 #
Funny. I walked off without 2 cameras last weekend. Duh! Used my phone. Your photos are great. A lot of people don't know about the functions on the iPhone, so will cover them; like you can take a photo with the volume button, etc. and then just general photo basics like leading lines, etc. should be interesting
Oct 21, 2016 23:53:30 #
MeinME wrote:
Are selfie sticks made to only hold cell phones, or can they be used with point and shoot cameras as well?
Yes, any small camera can easily be attached; I have successfully used the stick with my pocket camera several times. Just unscrew the phone holder clamp, which then reveals a standard tripod screw upon which you can mount the camera. To take pictures, you can use the camera's shutter delay timer.
Oct 22, 2016 15:19:58 #
rook2c4 wrote:
Yes, any small camera can easily be attached; I have successfully used the stick with my pocket camera several times. Just unscrew the phone holder clamp, which then reveals a standard tripod screw upon which you can mount the camera. To take pictures, you can use the camera's shutter delay timer.
Thank you for your reply. I was thinking about being able to use it as a tripod substitute, when the terrain is not tripod friendly, with a (wired) remote shutter release.
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