January 2011
Beginner
224 pages
7h 21m
English
Compared to many digital cameras, the iPhone camera is lacking in terms of megapixels and manual controls. Yet for many photographers, including professionals, the joys of iPhone photography are inextricably intertwined with those limitations. Other cameras, even ones meant for the tech-averse, typically have an assortment of buttons and dials to choose scene modes, adjust the exposure, and view the results. With iPhone photography, the focus is, quite literally, on the image. There’s something pure and liberating about its simplicity.
But the limitations are real, and knowing them can help you know what to expect from your iPhone camera:
You’re not able to control the shutter speed. Cameras with manual controls (or special ...