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If you haven’t heard, Google has released their own Social Network solution: Google+ At this time, the service is by invite only, let me know if you need an invite. The service is a little like all of the services you are already using. There is some fun extras for grouping who you follow into …
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I have mentioned Hipstamatic a few times both for the app’s features as well how other camera apps compare. Hipstamatic gives the user experience of pairing old film types and a variety of lenses to create iPhone images to resemble vintage cameras. New in this update, 220, Hipstamatic moves from all vintage to sharing across …
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One of the best/easiest way to give a feeling of depth in a picture is to have a part in focus and other parts out of focus. A person’s mind says that they are focusing on a point and everything else must be further away cause it is out of focus. A common tool to …
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I mentioned earlier that I have long been playing with the iPhone still photography and now stepping into the video world. Video isn’t actually new to me, being a movie producer, but doing the recording on my own with an iPhone is a new bit of fun for me. Time Lapse photography, which is really …
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Amongst my collection of cameras is a plastic lomo film camera. It doesn’t need batteries since there is nothing automated about it. There is no precision lenses or focusing. There is no setting shutter speed or F stop. If you forget to advance the film with the roller wheel, you can take an image over …
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