A Guest post by Patrick Ashley from Tiltshiftable. Check out his previous Introduction to Tilt-Shift Photography which is Part 1 of this series. It seems that about the only thing it can’t do is brew coffee; but there will be a new model out in a few months, and if it has a coffee brewer, I&rs

Text and images by: Jammie Graves. First let me say that I am NOT advocating that you ditch your main camera. I am suggesting a self assignment to learn more about photography and yourself. Let’s discuss some advantages of having a camera phone. It’s convenient! A small compact package t

A Guest Post by Sarah from a beach cottage. Before I got my iPhone I had a Nokia phone with a pretty good camera on it… apparently… but I never really used it much because it had such a long lag on it from clicking the shutter to the picture making it to the phone that it irritated the

This is one review I am excited to write. I have been a fan of Smugmug for years and years, paying for their Pro account annually and enjoying the ease of use on the site. I am also a recent iPhone convert and have enjoyed playing with various apps as I become accustomed to the device. One area of i

There is no doubt iPhones are becoming useful tools in the photography realm. The latest 8MP camera on the iPhone 4s has utility worth mentioning and using. I have been playing around with this device for only a month and already am becoming endeared to the ability to create time-lapse films in 108

Yes, I am one of those crazy, semi-hypocritical converts who is now touting the virtues of the iPhone as a usable camera. I didn’t start out this way (note the semi-hypocritical part). But after being gifted such a phone/camera/GPS/game console, I would be a fool not to see how much use I can

I’m excited today to announce the release of a new dPS eBook – iPhone Photography: How to Shoot, Edit and Share Great Photographs. It is available now for immediate purchase and download for just $14.99 – 25% off for a limited time. You can read a full description of what the eBook

A Guest Post by Misho Baranovic – author of our new iPhone Photography eBook. For this post I wanted to show you how I integrate the shooting, editing and sharing process when I’m out and about taking photos on any given day. A few weeks ago, I went to Sydney to visit Oliver Lang, a fel

Apple has just announced three new iPhones: the iPhone 11, the iPhone 11 Pro, and the iPhone 11 Pro Max. And, as usual, these iPhones come with new cameras and new camera technology. But will these new smartphones be enticing for photographers? And if you’re looking to purchase a new smartpho

If you’re a smartphone photographer, then you’ve probably struggled to deal with indoor lighting. After all, smartphones don’t come with a high-quality flash; it’s easy to get noisy images when shooting indoors. Until now. Because Profoto has just released two lights made sp

The iPhone 11 Pro has just been released, with a triple-camera setup (including a telephoto lens, a wide-angle lens, and an ultra-wide lens), a new Night Mode, and an upgraded front-facing camera. But despite all the new bells and whistles, iPhone image quality continues to lag far behind that of f

These days, smartphone manufacturers seem to be in a race of their own: to include the most cameras with the most megapixels. Apple has just released the iPhone 11 Pro, with its 3-camera setup. The Huawei P30 Pro packs a 40-megapixel sensor. And now we have a new smartphone to evaluate: The Xiaomi

  Earlier this week Google announced the long-awaited Pixel 4, which promises to take smartphone photography to a whole new level. This comes in the wake of Apple’s iPhone 11 Pro announcement last month, which saw the debut of a triple-camera setup and features such as Night Mode. In oth

Modern smartphone cameras are amazing! They have facilitated an explosion in photography that shows no signs of stopping. Mobile phone cameras, apps, editing, and sharing have given people access to creative outlets that were unthinkable a mere 15 years ago. If the best camera is the one you have w

The argument of whether smartphones can take good photos or not has been settled – they can! In this article, we are going to have a look at a set of lenses for smartphones from an Australian company, Struman Optics. While there are many lenses for smartphones on the market, I found a manufac

Baked into every iPhone is a neat trick – one that combines the serendipity of photos with the magic of video to produce a Live Photo. These aren’t the same as normal photos, but they’re not exactly videos, either. Live Photos are images that can be edited, adjusted, and shared j

If you’re eager to dive into smartphone photography and you’re looking for the best camera phone on the market, you’ve come to the right place. It can be difficult to decide which phone to buy when there are so many good options. In my opinion, it’s a matter of deciding whic

There is an amazing array of iPhone camera settings you can tweak, customize, and configure to get just the right shots. Some of these settings are obvious, but others are buried beneath layers of buttons and menus and are easy to miss. And while anyone can take great shots on an iPhone just by la

I will be honest: I didn’t want to love taking photos with my phone. But then I fell in love with having a small, portable camera at hand at all times, and I was both shocked and exhilarated by what my photography could become with an extra piece of kit in my pocket. And you can fall in love

Did you know that you can capture beautiful images using only your smartphone? It’s true. And while smartphone photography might seem difficult, it’s actually pretty easy – once you know a few techniques. That’s where this article comes in handy; I’m going to share wi