Master iPhone Photography (Macworld Superguides) by Editors, Macworld -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Table of Contents Masthead Foreword Contributors Get Started

Why Use an iPhone? Your iPhone as a Camera

A) Front Camera B) Shutter Button C) Camera App Shortcut D) Rear Camera E) LED Flash

Work with the Camera App

Snap Pictures

Adjust Your Settings

Exposure and Focus HDR (High Dynamic Range) Flash Framing

Ten Rules for iPhone Photography

1) Get a Head Start 2) Compose Your Photos with Care 3) Keep Your iPhone Steady 4) Know How Long the Shutter Takes 5) Let the Sun Shine In 6) Use the Flash to Reveal Daytime Details 7) Use HDR over Flash 8) Don’t Use Digital Zoom 9) Stock Up on Software 10) Turn Your iPhone into a Photo Lab

How to Shoot Anything

Sunsets and Bright Windows Landscapes Crisp Motion Night Scenes Kids Group Shots Outdoor Portraits Wildlife Events Party Candids Behind Glass

Organize, Edit, and Share Images

View and Organize Photos

View Images from the Camera Roll View Images from the Photos App

Edit Pictures

Edit Images in the Camera and Photos Apps Edit Images with the iPhoto App

Share and Back Up Photos

Share Pictures from the Photos and Camera Apps Share Images from iPhoto Make iPhoto Journals Back Up Images to Your Mac Swap Images between iOS Devices Back Up Images with Photo Stream

Add Apps and Accessories

Photography Apps

Pris Camera Awesome Facebook Camera Hipstamatic Top Camera Camera+

Editing Apps

Instagram CameraBag AfterFocus Snapseed Dramatic Black & White FX Photo Studio

Video Apps

Viddy for iPhone Filmic Pro CollabraCam

Accessories

Holga iPhone Lens Filter Kit (iPhone 4 and 4S; $25) Glif+ (iPhone 4 and 4S; $30) iPro Lens System (iPhone 4 and 4S; $199) Olloclip (iPhone 4 and 4S; $70) Kogeto’s Dot (iPhone 4 and 4S; $49) iPhone Telephoto Lens (iPhone 4 and 4S; $35) iFlash (compatible with most iOS devices; $20)