Thanks, Dave. I read up on 645 Pro and the new Pure Shot.
Wow! I'm impressed! Mike is doing some great work.
Kindly, ~ Adrienne

Like your photos! I like the freedom of movement the iPhone gives me. Once you understand its lens limitations and strengths, you can push it and yourself to work with what you've got. The growing number of apps and frequent updates make "more" possible. Also freeing, a creative work-out, and healing.

Great feedback. Thank you. I am not a Hipsta fan either. I like ProCamera and the native camera. Have not heard of Top Camera. Will check it out.
Nightcap is excellent for low level light as you can lock in the white balance and White Balance. Then lock in focus. Got some pretty decent photos at the Long Beach, CA Aquarium using Nightcap exclusively. Once a year they open the entire facility to photographers. Much fun!

Thank you for your explanation of JR1. Every group needs its curmudgeon.
I did sound a bit pretentious but JR needs to know how he comes across. Actually he probably does not care. Or did not get it.
That's okay, too. Again many thanks for taking the time to respond.
~ Adrienne

Mike, thank you. Kitcam it is! I enjoy having a global network. Checking it out now. ~Many thanks,
Adrienne

Thank you. I will look up TiltShift Generator. Sounds like a great option.
~A

Thank you so much for your tilt shift feedback.
One or two of my apps do have a tilt shift feature.
Sounds like you know your iPhones. I'm trying to push the capabilities of same
to prove its versatility and hopefully write a few articles about it.
Again, thank you! ~A

Thank you for the suggestion. The only reference I could locate for a
MonitoriCamera was a security camera. Does not
fulfill my need for an iPhone app. Thank you for trying to help. ~ A

Thank you for the suggestion. The only reference I could locate for a
MonitoriCamera was a security camera. Does not
fulfill my need for an iPhone app. Thank you for trying to help. ~ A

Thank you for the suggestion. The only reference I could locate for a
MonitoriCamera was a security camera. Does not
fulfill my need for an iPhone app. Thank you for trying to help. ~ A

Thank you, JR1. I appreciate your feedback. In my own defence, i will say that your group looked open and inviting - as with many of my blog and photo groups. So I just felt as if I was asking a question of FB friends - using the shorthand friends use. You reminded me that I had not introduced myself or signed off appropriately.
Many apologies.
I don't believe the time exposure release on either my Canons or Leicas will fit my trusty iPhone 4s.
Most kindly, Adrienne Parks, Huntington Beach, CA.
Freelance wrtier/photographer/newish iPhoneographer.
Screenriter/producer. Adjunct Professor of screenwriting, UCLA.
Wordpress blogger; columnist, The Huffington Post
Member Writers Guild of America West (WGAW).

Cliff, thank you. Sounds like someone needs to invent such an app - even if its smoke and mirrors. Appreciate your common sense feedback.

Cliff, thank you. Sounds like someone needs to invet such an app - even if its smoke and mirrors. Appreciate your common sense feedback.

Thank you, Robin. You're right! :-)

I'm using my iPhone 4s as a camera more than a phone.
Does anyone know of a good App to control aperture/depth of field?
Nightcap is excellent for shooting in low light. But it has a three second timer.
Help!