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Simple Tips To Improve Your Smartphone Photography Game
Introduction Like a constant companion, your smartphone connects you to the web and keeps you updated with events in the outside world. It is one of the first items you grab before you leave the house, and probably the last you touch before you retire to bed. This makes it one of the most essential things in the world today. Apart from this, your smartphone is also a great digital camera. In the past, taking photos with smartphones was a hassle, due to poor image quality. Fast forward to 2021, and you can get sharp images when you apply the right skills. Here are some simple tips you can practice…
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Mobile Photographer Demonstrates Smartphone Photography Tips with Huawei
To mark World Photography Day, an annual celebration of the art, craft, science and history of photography took place yesterday with Huawei sharing top photography tips to inspire our readers toget creative with their smartphone camera. (all images captured on Huawei P40 Pro Smartphone) Huawei has been working in partnership with renowned camera experts, Leica Camera AG, since 2016 to make premium photography experiences more accessible to their customers. With the shared goal of reinventing smartphone photography, the partnership has continued to evolve each year, bringing Huawei users cutting edge innovation across the brand’s smartphone devices. The latest Huawei P40 Pro flagship device picks up the torch from its predecessor,…
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Introducing the Profoto C1 Product Range – The Studio Light for Smartphones
Yesterday, Profoto introduced the Profoto C1 product range. These are the studio lights for smartphones that deliver great light to your images. Connect via the Profoto camera app and you hold the secret of professional-looking images. The lights are small, super portable, and incredibly easy to use together with their new and intuitive Profoto Camera – the smartphone app. When using the Profoto Camera app you can easily choose between creating a more natural or dramatic look in your images. And you can also adjust the color temperature of the flash to match the surrounding light conditions. Take a look at the videos below to learn more for now and…
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Mobile Photography/Art Pic of the Day (1,028) via Instagram
Here’s day one thousand and twenty eight of our mobile photography/art Pic of the Day section via Instagram. Each day we select one image a day for our Pic of the Day section on Instagram, with this hashtag #theappwhisperer. Today, we congratulate @mariette_schrijver – Mariette Schrijver with this image untitled. To ensure your image receives our attention, please upload it to Instagram with this hashtag #theappwhisperer. To view more of her work, please go here
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‘Brought to Light’ – Mobile Photography / Art Interview with Lisa Mitchell from England, UK
Our ‘Brought to Light‘ interview section explores the mobile photographers and mobile artists behind their art. Each question has been carefully crafted and is designed to allow us to get to know them a little more intimately. To view others that we have published in this series, please go here. Today, we are featuring Lisa Mitchell, from England, United Kingdom. Mitchell has experience as a photographer, dating back to childhood when she first picked up a camera as a creative and visionary ten year old. This series of images, particularly the self portraiture elude meaning and atmosphere in an intimate and personal way. Meticulously edited, these portraits evoke Michell’s soul,…
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Mobile Photography – Tips for Black and White Mobile Photography
Great video featuring fabulous mobile photographers, Oliver Lang, Koci Hernandez, Dutch Doscher, Doc Pop and Christian Sweet. This video shows them discussing their techniques and apps for shooting black and white photography with a smart phone.
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All Moment Cases $25 Each This Weekend Only and Free US Delivery
Thought you would like to hear this news, if you are hoping to get into the Moment series, which includes a selection of top mobile photography lenses and cases, then this weekend Moment have a special offer, all of their cases are available for $25, with free postage within the US using this code freeshipping. To find out more, go here.
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Pro photo tips for using Portrait mode on iPhone 7 Plus
Apple continues to embrace photography with their new iPhone 7 Plus, as we all know. On 6 December 2016, Apple published an article to their newsroom blog providing tips for using the Portraiture mode on the brand spanking new, iPhone 7 Plus. These tips were contributed by professional photographers and represent a good learning platform. To read the post in full on the Apple newsroom blog, please go here.
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Apple iPhone Image Uploads Dominate Flickr in 2016
With over 241,118 images uploaded to our seventeen Flickr Groups, it came as no surprise to us at TheAppWhisperer to learn that smartphones have dominated Flickr uploads this year with Apple leading. Flickr reports, “In 2016, we saw interesting trends continue with the top manufacturers and devices. As in previous years, smartphones have grown as the dominant device of choice, while point and shoot and DSLR cameras both lost ground. Smartphones accounted for 48% of the photos uploaded to Flickr, up from 39% last year. DSLR was 25%, down from 31% in 2015, and point and shoot was 21%, down from 25% in 2015. Mirrorless remained flat at 3% of…
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National Geographic – New York City Smartphone Photo Workshop
This workshop is led by a National Geographic photographer and a professional instructor and is designed for amateurs who seek to effectively use and share mobile imagery and are interested in exploring the creative side of smartphone photography. All participants must bring a mobile device with a camera such as an iPhone, Windowsphone, or Android smartphone. The workshop is limited to 25 participants. Dates: Jun 03 – 04, 2017 – to request a reservation, go here. Oct 07 – 08, 2017 – to request a reservation, go here.
