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Tips And Tricks For iPhoneography

by Nicole Bullock on February 1, 2012 in Apps

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With every new release of the iPhone, the camera hardware gets more advanced. The original iPhone and iPhone 3G had a built-in 2.0 megapixel fixed focus camera on the back of the phone. The iPhone 3GS has a 3.2 megapixel camera, and was the first iPhone version to support video without a jailbreak. The iPhone 4 introduced a 5.0 megapixel camera with LED flash, and is capable of recording at 720p resolution, which is considered high-definition. The iPhone 4 also added a front-facing VGA camera capable of recording SD video.

The camera on the iPhone 4s was one of the biggest selling points over prior versions. It is capable of recording 1080p resolution video with an 8.0 megapixel camera. For all iPhones running iOS 5, the camera is available from the lockscreen, and pictures can be taken by pressing the volume up button.

In order to maximize your shooting style, efficiency and effectiveness, Mashable recently provided these tips for iPhoneography from GeekSugar:

Discover your go-to shooting app and keep it within thumb reach on your home screen.

Get comfortable shooting with one hand.

Play with lighting and exposure effects by tapping on different areas of the screen.

If the image is well composed, don’t delete it! You can work wonders with apps!

Capture different patterns and textures and consider using them as layers in various apps.

Few apps meet all your creative needs. Use multiple apps to create your own personal style.

Back up your photos often and keep your apps up to date!

Go to “Settings” to adjust photo app settings for maximum image quality on capture and save.

Keep a charger or battery pack handy. Taking photos and editing in multiple apps is taxing on the battery.

So, experienced iPhoneographers, what are your best tips and tricks for quality photos from your iPhone camera? Which photo apps and accessories do you suggest?

Tags: iPhone, iPhone 3G, iphone 3gs, iphone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhoneography, Photography