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Mobile photography

Photography based around using a smartphone or tablet to take, edit and share pictures. Many smartphones now have highly sophisticated camera arrays, advanced camera apps which include filters, effects and editing tools to rival those on desktop computers and, of course, the ability to publish images immediately and share them on social media.

I’m shooting RAW with my iPhone but I’m not sure I should

September 17, 2022 by Rod Lawton

Don’t get me wrong. I really value the processing headroom of RAW files, whether they’ve been shot on a phone or a full frame camera, but I’m starting to think the iPhone might be a special case.

Filed Under: Featured, General, MobileTagged With: 10-bit HEIF, HEIC, HEIF format, JPEG vs RAW, Linear DNG, Mobile photography, RAW file

How to use Lightroom online: work on your photos in your web browser

August 19, 2020 by Rod Lawton

If you’ve got Lightroom CC or Lightroom Classic you’ve got an Adobe Creative Cloud account, and this means you can synchronise photos between the Lightroom catalog on your computer, your Lightroom online web space and your mobile device. You can do this with either version of Lightroom, but Lightroom CC is built to do this […]

Filed Under: Featured, Lightroom, TutorialsTagged With: Cloud storage, Creative Cloud (Adobe), Mobile photography

Can you really take proper pictures with a smartphone?

February 11, 2019 by Rod Lawton

Well, I actually think you can. I like taking pictures with my iPhone. It’s partly a practical thing, as it’s the camera I always have with me. More than that, though, it makes me see things differently. I see compositions, shapes, light and shadow in a way that I might not when looking through a […]

Filed Under: Capture One, General, TutorialsTagged With: Black and white, DNG, Graduated filters, HEIF format, Mobile photography, Split toning

Serif Affinity Photo for iPad review

June 12, 2017 by Rod Lawton

Affinity Photo, Serif’s professional photo-editing application, is now available for the iPad. It’s not the first time a software publisher has produced a mobile version of a desktop application – take Photoshop Express and Lightroom Mobile, for example – but this time it’s different. Affinity Photo for iPad is not a simplified, cut-down accessory app […]

Filed Under: Featured, ReviewsTagged With: Mobile photography

How to use the Pixelmator Kaleidoscope filter to create a mirrored landscape

April 20, 2017 by Rod Lawton

Pixelmator Kaleidoscope

Pixelmator is an interesting image-editing app for Mac and iOS that I’m always telling myself I should spend more time with. Well I did just that, finding an interesting use for the Pixelmator Kaleidoscope filter. Before we go any further, though, there’s something you need to know (that I wish I’d found out sooner). The […]

Filed Under: Featured, TutorialsTagged With: Mobile photography

How to duplicate pictures in Apple Photos

December 12, 2016 by Rod Lawton

How to duplicate photos in Apple Photos

Apple Photos is central to both the Mac OS and iOS devices. It’s a great way to keep all your photos to handy on all your devices, and it practically looks after itself – you add a photo on one device, and very soon it’s on all of them. It’s also a pretty good image-editing […]

Filed Under: Featured, TutorialsTagged With: Mobile photography

Learn better black and white photography – with your phone

December 5, 2016 by Life after Photoshop

The way that certain cameras feel and work and operate lends them to a certain kind of photography. And for me, the iPhone is perfect for high-contrast, graphic black and white images. True, the image quality is some way short of what you’d get from a ‘proper’ camera, but when I’m using it I see […]

Filed Under: Featured, TutorialsTagged With: Black and white, Mobile photography

Google Snapseed 2 review

November 28, 2016 by Rod Lawton

Verdict: 5 stars If Snapseed 2 was a paid-for app, it would still be getting a 5-star rating. The fact that it’s free is just the icing on the cake. Snapseed combines a huge range of filters with some dazzling contemporary effects and an interface that’s perfectly design for small touchscreen devices. If only – IF ONLY – this was still available as a desktop app too.

Filed Under: Featured, ReviewsTagged With: Mobile photography

10 iPhone photography tips

November 21, 2016 by Rod Lawton

Smartphones can shoot much more than snaps and selfies. The cameras are good, the apps are better and the way you can instantly share your photos with your friends and all your other devices is perhaps the best thing of all. But a smartphone is also a genuinely creative tool.

Filed Under: Featured, Listicles, MobileTagged With: Mobile photography

Did you know you can stack filters in Google Snapseed?

September 11, 2016 by Rod Lawton

I am a huge fan of Google Snapseed. I’m not a huge fan of what Google has done with it, dropping the desktop Snapseed app and then the online Snapseed editing tools built into Google+ Photos. This has been replaced by a separate Google Photos option with much simpler editing tools. Thankfully, Snapseed still exists […]

Filed Under: Featured, TutorialsTagged With: Black and white, Borders and frames, Mobile photography, Textures

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