IPhone Photos

[Woody Campbell]

Ditto The iPhone handles saturated blues better than red or yellows.

 

[Woody Campbell]

More ditto. Much as I love this thing - with the apps its like having a whole bag of cameras in your pocket - the far bokeh (which you don't see much because everything is usually in focus) is a bit wonky.

 

[Godfrey]

Passion Play

While I was having dinner in downtown San Jose last evening, this couple played out their romantic drama on the sidewalk in front of every restaurant ...

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[Godfrey]

macro

Mercedes-Benz SLK 230 Kompressor 1:43 scale - Santa Clara 2012
Herpa Miniaturmodelli​

A friend noted my obsession with the Gelbe Gefahr and sent me a little gift. It's darn cute.

 

[Godfrey]

Found a decent shop to balance my wheels and tires today. This lovely old truck was there for a balance too ...

Made with MatteBox and Snapseed on the iPhone 4S. (Border effect added with Flare.)

enjoy
G

 

[Godfrey]

Another Dino photo:

 

[ustein]

Another Dino photo:

That is nice.

 

[herrey]

Some time I say I Phone camera is our friend,
Why i say this topic is prove...how beautifully we can captured any nice and good moment.

 

[Woody Campbell]

the iPhone struggles a bit with saturated yellows:

 

[Woody Campbell]

The iPhone shoots a Leica:

 

[Godfrey]

Hmm hmm .. Like both the yellow and the black, Woody.
That Nocti is a fat beastie, eh?

 

[Godfrey]

Weekend in Portland

Had the Ricoh GXR with me, but the iPhone made a few fun pix too.

Back Room - Portland 2012



Boarding Call - San Jose 2012



Multnomah Falls #6 - Portland 2012
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[Woody Campbell]

Hmm hmm .. Like both the yellow and the black, Woody.
That Nocti is a fat beastie, eh?

And heavy too.

 

[simonclivehughes]

Here are a few iPhone 4 handhelds I've done over the past few weeks, along with the workflow for these images:

Capture:
ProCamera (absolutely the best, with independent exposure & focus lock)

Processing:
PerfectlyClear (first step for all images)
Painteresque (fascinating app that gives a very pleasing effect)
Snapseed (used for any straightening, and for edges/frames)
PicFrame (used for the triptych framing here)


Northwest Triptych
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Asian Supermarket #1
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Asian Supermarket #2
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Asian Supermarket #3
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Cheers,

 

[simonclivehughes]

Here's a few more I just did, processed same as the last lot, but with a bit of Tilt/Shift from Snapseed on a couple too.

I love it, fresh from the garden to you in no more than 20 minutes, with all capture and processing on the iPhone4. Simply astonishing!


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Ciao,

 

[Lloyd]

Lovely, Simon.

 

[fordfanjpn]

Here are a few iPhone 4 handhelds I've done over the past few weeks, along with the workflow for these images:

Cheers,

I love your processing of those images. Thanks for the tip on Painteresque. I just added it to my bag of tools (or can of worms, depending on how you look at it). Can't wait to give it a try.

Bill

 

[simonclivehughes]

Lloyd & Bill,

Thanks for your comments! I just got through PP-ing a few more from an amble this afternoon.

Fraser River Bridge, Fort Langley, BC.
ProCamera > PerfectlyClr > PicGrunger
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Gate Detail, Fort Langley, BC.
ProCamera > PerfectlyClr > SnapSeed
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Buttercup Farm, Fort Langley, BC.
ProCamera > PerfectlyClr > SnapSeed
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Electric Colour, Fort Langley, BC.
ProCamera > PerfectlyClr > SnapSeed
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Rail-side View, Fort Langley, BC.
ProCamera > PerfectlyClr > SnapSeed
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Multiplication Maples, Fort Langley, BC.
ProCamera > PerfectlyClr > SnapSeed > Picturesque (3 times)
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These I PP'd on the iPad soon after they meandered there via PhotoStream. It just gets easier and easier!

Best,

 

[Lloyd]

Wow! Simon, this set's even better than those before... didn't think that was possible. Very impressive. Thanks for sharing.

 

[ustein]

>These I PP'd on the iPad soon after they meandered there via PhotoStream. It just gets easier and easier!

You know that you won't get these images in full resolution on the iPad from PhotoStream. Or did this change?