Tip Of The Day
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Procreate Updated with Massive Improvements
Just in time for Christmas and what a wonderful gift to us all from the developers, Savage Interactive, of Procreate – one of the very best apps for all mobile artists. This update is huge, it includes a selection of the most requested features and added to that, the developers have added phenomenal speed and stabilitiy improvements. I will list the updated feature list below, but please do not hesitate updating this app. It’s free to update, if you have already bought it, if not, it will set you back $5.99/£4.49 and you won’t regret a spending a single penny/cent. Click here to download/update Procreate. (Many thanks for the wonderful…
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Top Tips – Professional Portraiture With Your Smartphone
We are delighted to publish this interesting article by our Tech Editor, Martin Duerr. This is a thorough article full of tips to help you capture professional portraiture with your smartphone. We have published some great articles by Duerr in the past, all featuring ways to help you improve your mobile photography – if you have missed those, please go here. I think you will enjoy this very much… “In the 1990’s it was unheard of to take mobile phone images, or even for the concept to exist. Camera development is in part, driven by mobile photography. Last week Leica, the German lens and camera manufacturer, well known for their…
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Tip Of The Day – Mobile Photography & Art
It’s been a while since we updated our Tip of the Day section and it’s one of the many areas we are going to continue to focus on. Ensuring that you are kept up to date with everything you need to know relating to mobile photography and art. We were asked a question today relating to mobile video. This was the question: “I was wondering whether imovie has a setting to upload square pictures, which almost all of my images are. I was thinking of putting in a sequence of an evolving edit as a background to my voice. If not imovie, can you recommend a different video app that…
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Tip Of The Day – How To Remove Exif Data From Your iOS or Android Mobile Images – Simply
There are many ways to remove exif data from your images and in many ways it’s a good idea to do so. Exif data stores information related to your image, such as date/time you captured it, your device, settings and sometimes more. There are a number of apps available for both iOS and Android that will wipe this information for you simply. For Android users, try Instant EXIF Remover – download here/free For iOS users, try Exif Wizard/download here/free
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iPhone 6/+ and iOS 8 Tips From Austin Mann – Photographer From The Icelandic Adventure
Many thanks to my friend Austin Mann, the photographer behind the iPhone 6/Icelandic trip (see here), who has allowed me to published some tips of his from behind the scenes of that video. We have also included a wonderful video with Austin talking about iPhone mounts – don’t miss this. We hope to publish more of Austin’s tips very soon… To view Austin’s website, please go here.
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Top Mobile Photography Tips for Taking Photos of this Weekend’s ‘Supermoon’
With this Sunday seeing the summer’s second ‘supermoon’ illuminate the sky plus an annual meteor shower expected to make an appearance, amateur stargazers are in for a real treat. Sunday’s moon will be the biggest and brightest of 2014 making it the perfect opportunity to update your albums with photos that are truly out of his world. The scientific name for a “supermoon” is a perigee moon, perigee meaning “closest point to earth”. It refers to the phenomenon when the moon is in its “full moon” stage, and at its closest point to earth during its yearly orbit. With the moon being closer, it appears far bigger and far brighter.…
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Photography Tip Of The Day – Number 45
Digital Camera World is quite an interesting magazine and we we came across an article over the weekend packed with famous photographers tips. We’re going to publish one each day, they’re not mobile but have a broader reach. We think you’ll enjoy this. The next one we’re going to mention is by Alex Majoli a Photojournalist and Magnum Photographer born in Ravenna in 1971. His work has appeared in Newsweek, The New York Times Magazine, Granta and National Geographic – you can read more about Alex here. Alex’s tips are somewhat at odds with each other but we’re sure you will find them interesting… Alex recommends that you:…
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Photography Tip Of The Day – Number 44
Digital Camera World is quite an interesting magazine and we we came across an article over the weekend packed with famous photographers tips. We’re going to publish one each day, they’re not mobile but have a broader reach. We think you’ll enjoy this. The next one we’re going to mention is by Nils Jorgesen an outstanding street photographer – take a look at his work here and read his tips below. “I compose by what feels right. I might shoot several versions of a scene, sometimes dozens, and I also think about timing. Within the frame, things need to be composed as they happen. Everything is moving about until…
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Photography Tip Of The Day – Number 43
Digital Camera World is quite an interesting magazine and we we came across an article over the weekend packed with famous photographers tips. We’re going to publish one each day, they’re not mobile but have a broader reach. We think you’ll enjoy this. The next one we’re going to mention is by Peter van Agtmael a photojournalist and veteran of hte Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts. A monograph of his work ‘2nd Tour Hope I Don’t Die’ from an exhibition and book Battlespace – a retrospective of images from 22 pohtographers covering the war in Iraq and Afghanistan is available to view now. Take a look at Peter’s tips below: …
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Photography Tip Of The Day – Number 42
Digital Camera World is quite an interesting magazine and we we came across an article over the weekend packed with famous photographers tips. We’re going to publish one each day, they’re not mobile but have a broader reach. We think you’ll enjoy this. The next one we’re going to mention is by Simon Roberts a Documentary Photographer who studied at Sheffield University before studying photojournalism. His work has been widely exhibited around he world. You can view some of Simon’s work here. Take a look at Simon’s tips below: One I particularly like from Simon is ‘be an author of your own work, not merely an illustrator of other…
