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Mobile Photography & Art – Tip of the Day – Set Up An Alternative Face ID in iOS 12
We are re-igniting our Tip of the Day section and we have a great one here that you may not be aware of yet. With iOS 12 it’s now possible to set up an ‘alternative appearance’ for unlocking your iPhone X, Xs, Xs Max or XR. Previously, only one facial id could do this. This maybe a useful feature if you need to unlock your child’s device, or perhaps if you share a device. Whatever the reason, here’s how you do it: By the way, if you’d like to read our previous tips, please go here.
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Mobile Photography & Art – Tip of the Day – Tell Siri To Fire The Shutter Button
We are re-igniting our Tip of the Day section and we have a great one here that’s going to be of huge use to many photographers and to my mind it’s a feature that ought to be written into camera firmware too. Siri, up and until now, has not been able to handle the prospect of literally firing the shutter button. It was possible to tell Siri to open the camera but not to fire the button but now there is a way! You’re going to need the Halide app for this. If you haven’t already downloaded it, I recommend that you do so. Just click here and then follow…
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Mobile Photography & Art – Tip of the Day – Lightroom Mobile Tip
We are re-igniting our Tip of the Day section and kicking us off today is a video by Matt Kloskowski to help you launch the app faster. To view our previous Tip Of The Day posts – please go here. Download Lightroom for Mobile here
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Mobile Photography & Art – Tip of the Day with Susan Tuttle
We are re-igniting our Tip of the Day section and kicking us off today is Susan Tuttle. To view our previous Tip Of The Day posts – please go here.
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Mobile Photography & Art – Tip of the Day! – ‘Build Your Own App’ by Jane Schultz
We are re-igniting our Tip of the Day section and kicking us off today is Jane Schultz. To view our previous Tip Of The Day posts – please go here. (All demonstration images ©Jane Schultz)
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Mobile Photography & Art – Tip of the Day!
We are reigniting our Tip of the Day section and kicking us off today is Tania Konnerth. To view our previous Tip Of The Day posts – please go here. An Observation from Tania Konnerth “Give chance a chance! Some of my best pics happened by quasi by accident, for example by fooling around with different features of an app or by just taking random photos without an actual idea or concept. For my that’s one of the most beautiful features of mobile photography: that it allows chance to come into the game. For example in my very early steps into iphoneography I was always amazed about the results which…
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Mobile Photography & Art – Tip of the Day!
We are reigniting our Tip of the Day section and kicking us off today is ‘Quick Tip Guetta’ – otherwise known of course to us all as Roger Guetta! To view our previous Tip Of The Day posts – please go here.
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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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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:…
