December 2008
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Happy New Year!
(iPhograph edited with Photogene) Well it’s been a quick start for us here at iPhography. We hope you have enjoyed it so far. Don’t forget to tell all of your friends about iPhography.com, post links to us when ever you can & help iPhography grow We wish you a Happy New Year & hope that your iPhone is charged this NYE Yes that’s me getting stuck into the wine already...
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Dec 15th
Tip - Polapaddle™
Ok your all going to start thinking that I’m the reincarnation of Macgyver because all of my tips & projects so far seem to revolve around getting your Swiss Army Knife out & using common household objects to save the day. Well this tip is no exception. Many of you may be familiar with photographic practices but were wondering simple ways to transfer them to iPhography. You might...
Dec 14th
App Review - Photogene 1.62
Updated with corrections Photogene is one of my most used editors on the iPhone, so i’ll just get straight to it’s features.   1. Welcome screen. The continue last session option is a great feature if you get interrupted & want to come back to it 2. A well documented information page with links to contact them or visit their website has also been included   3. The range...
Dec 9th
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Dec 4th
Tip - SIZE IS IMPORTANT!
Something I have recently discovered but you may not know could save you from some frustration. Images in the Camera Roll taken with the camera are saved at 1600 x 1200 but the images in your library that have been synced from your computer are 640 x 480 or smaller depending on the aspect ratio. A good way to test this is if you have Photogene installed, open an image from the camera roll &...
Dec 4th
App Review - SteadyCam 1.0
This will be a quick review because in short it’s a simple app that does what it says. SteadyCam takes an iPhograph when the accelerometer detects the iPhone being held steady so as to not introduce any blur Sorry my sample shots are boring, I’ll try to get some night examples soon. First screen - with a simple button at the bottom. It doesn’t make you wait through a startup...
Dec 4th