Chapter 9
“Smile”: Taking Pictures with Your iPhone
IN THIS CHAPTER
Taking pictures
Importing your pictures
Viewing and admiring pictures
It’s no longer news that camera phones outsell dedicated digital cameras. What is news to some is the number of camera features built into smartphones, compared to when cameras in phones were for the most part an afterthought.
The camera in the iPhone has always been among the very best, and the cameras in all the latest models are the best cameras to date from Apple, and among the best camera phones, period. Such models are fast, easy to use, and sport some neat features, most notably the capability to apply a variety of filters and to shoot a burst of photos in the blink of an eye.
We get to all these features over the next several pages. We then move on to the real magic — finding the digital photos that are on your iPhone and making them come alive — whether you imported them from your computer, they reside in the cloud, or you captured them with the iPhone’s camera.
Taking Your Best Shot
As with many apps on the iPhone, you find the Camera app icon on the Home screen. Unless you moved things around, the Camera app is positioned on the upper ...
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