iPhoneography

Description: Smartphones like the iPhone have ushered in a new golden age of digital photography. The best camera is the one you have with you. The higher resolution along with the editing/processing capabilities and uploading/sharing options of modern smartphones make iPhoneography a flexible as well as fun type of digital photography. In this session we'll explore a variety of concepts, techniques, and applications related to iPhoneography.

iPhoneography Examples

1. Wesley's iPhoneography Examples from Montana
2. The Year in Photos in Song (Dean Shareski)
3. Bob Sprankle's Art: iPhoneography, Photo 365 and PhotoShop
4. Dean Shareski's 2011 Photo 365 Flickr set
5. "There's a Plane in the Hudson" (TwitPic - Jan 2009)
6. Linda Yollis' Classroom 365 Project
7. Light Painting (with Slow Shutter app, Glif & Gorillapod)
8. iPhoneography Examples from Fright Night 2010
9. Wesley's Photo 365 site
10. Photo 365 Blogs Wes follows (Google Reader bundle)
11. Flickr iPhonography Group
12. Geo-located photo map on Flickr (Glacier National Park)

Concepts & Sharing Platforms

1. Why Talk with Media / spend time playing with media?
2. The Daily Shoot
3. 365 Photo Challenge 2010 (Silvia Tolisano)
4. 180 School Days Flickr Group
5. QuickShare websites: Tumblr, Posterous, Yfrog, Instagr.am
6. HDR - High Dynamic Range Imaging / Photography

Capture Apps

1. Pro HDR ($2)
2. Panoramas
   1. iOS 6 Built-in Panorama feature
   2. Bubbli (free) examples: Microsoft Store in OKC - NW Library in OKC - Yukon Performing Arts Auditorium
   3. Pano ($2 - example - Wesley's recent 'pano' tagged photos on Flickr)
   4. PhotoSynth (free - main website - example)
   5. Sfera ($2)
   6. 360 Panorama ($1)
3. Fast Camera ($1 - capture exact photos of jumping people)
4. GifBoom (free - example)
5. InstaWeather ($1 - example)
6. Action Camera (not in iTunes US as of 12/7/2011 - example)
7. SlowShutter ($1 - example)
8. GroupShot ($1 - retouch & combine multiple images to make the perfect pic)
9. TouchRetouch ($1 - amazing photo masking) - basic video tutorial
10. Stop Motion Cafe (free) - can do time lapse)

Editing Apps

1. PS Express (free)
2. Diptic ($1)
3. CameraBag ($2)
4. ColorSplash ($2)
5. FX Photo Studio ($2)
6. MonoPhix ($1)
7. ToonCamera ($1)
8. Comic Touch ($3)

Upload Apps

1. Instagram (free - my Instagram - also on ExtraGram)
2. TwitPict (free)
3. Posterous (free)
4. Tumblr (free)
5. Wordpress for iOS (free)

App lists

1. iPhoneography Capture Apps
2. (Jul 2011)
3. Media Sharing (Upload apps)
4. Photo Editing Apps
5. Storychasing Apps (includes videography and more)
6. Bob Sprankle's iPhoneography apps (Dec 2010)

Other Resources

1. Book: The Art of iPhoneography by Stephanie Roberts
2. Stephanie Roberts iPhoneography Twitter List
3. iPhoneography.com - iPhone photography and videography
4. Image resources for Playing with Media
5. Playing with Media eBook
6. LED Light Painting
7. iRig Mic ($60)
8. www.iphoneographycentral.com
9. Tripod Options
   1. glif ($30 for iPhone 4/4S & 5)
   2. Makayama iPad Tripod Mount ($70 - for iPad)