`iPhone Photos
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`Apps, Tips, Tricks, and Effects
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`ALLAN HOFFMAN
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`Create Great iPhone Photos. Copyright © 2011 by Allan Hoffman
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`All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means,
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`ISBN-10: 1-59327-285-5
`ISBN-13: 978-1-59327-285-2
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`Publisher: William Pollock
`Production Editor: Serena Yang
`Cover and Interior Design: Octopod Studios
`Developmental Editor: Tyler Ortman
`Copyeditor: Kim Wimpsett
`Compositors: Riley Hoffman and Alison Law
`Proofreader: Ward Webber
`Indexer: Valerie Haynes Perry
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`Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
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`Hoffman, Allan, 1962-
` Create great iPhone photos : apps, tips, tricks, and effects / by Allan Hoffman.
` p. cm.
` Includes bibliographical references and index.
` ISBN-13: 978-1-59327-285-2
` ISBN-10: 1-59327-285-5
` 1. Photography--Amateurs' manuals. 2. iPhone (Smartphone)--Amateurs' manuals. I. Title.
` TR146.H66 2011
` 770.285--dc22
` 2010045899
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`Dedication
`For Dianne
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`Acknowledgments
`So many people helped transform this from an idea into a book. Thanks to Bill
`Pollock, the publisher of No Starch Press, for going for the idea, and to my edi-
`tor, Tyler Ortman, for his commitment to the book and keen advice and guidance
`along the way. Thanks to the entire No Starch Press crew for their creativity and
`dedication to the craft of book publishing. Special thanks to my parents for buying
`me that Konica T-4 back in 1978 and to my dad for keeping assorted photographic
`gadgetry around the house and inspiring me with his own love of photography.
`Much appreciation and love to my wife, Dianne Rosky, for her advice, enthusiasm,
`and steadfast support, and to our kids, Ruby and Levi, for making everything worth
`it. Thanks to my brother, Dan, for the geeky conversation and creative ideas. Mark
`Aldrin Bantigue, Sean Kaufman, and Jessica Romero provided creative and organi-
`zational support along the way. iPhone photography wouldn’t even exist except for
`the innovators behind apps like TiltShift Generator, PictureShow, Hipstamatic, and
`scores of others.
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`Brief Contents
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`Introduction ....................................................................................................................................... xv
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`Chapter 1: iPhone Camera Essentials ...............................................................................................1
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`Chapter 2: Customize Your iPhone Camera ...................................................................................23
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`Chapter 3: Photoshop in Your Pocket .............................................................................................45
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`Chapter 4: Filters, Effects, and Recipes.......................................................................................... 71
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`Chapter 5: The Retro Look ...............................................................................................................97
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`Chapter 6: Fun and Offbeat Effects..............................................................................................129
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`Chapter 7: Snap—and Share ......................................................................................................... 147
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`Chapter 8: Your Photoblog ............................................................................................................ 169
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`Chapter 9: For Inspiration ..............................................................................................................185
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`Index ................................................................................................................................................. 197
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`Contents in Detail
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`Introduction ............................................................................................................................... xv
`iPhone Basics .................................................................................................................................... xvi
`What This Book Covers .................................................................................................................. xvii
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`Chapter 1: iPhone Camera Essentials ..........................................................................1
`Reasons to Love Your iPhone Camera .............................................................................................2
`Simplicity—and Limitations ...............................................................................................................4
`The iPhone’s Duo of Photography Apps .........................................................................................5
`Taking Photos with the Camera App ...............................................................................................5
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`The Evolution of the iPhone Camera ................................................................................7
`Focus, Exposure, and White Balance (iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4) ....................................8
`Zoom .......................................................................................................................................10
`Macro (iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4) ....................................................................................... 11
`HDR (iPhone 4) ....................................................................................................................... 11
`Flash (iPhone 4) ...................................................................................................................... 12
`Front-Facing Camera (iPhone 4) .......................................................................................... 12
`Viewing Photos on Your iPhone ....................................................................................................... 13
`Up Close and Very Personal ................................................................................................. 13
`Photo Albums ........................................................................................................................ 14
`The Camera Roll..................................................................................................................... 15
`Controls for Emailing and Sharing a Single Photo ............................................................ 15
`Emailing, Deleting, and Copying Multiple Photos ............................................................ 16
`Watch a Slide Show ............................................................................................................... 17
`Places ...................................................................................................................................... 18
`Faces and Events ................................................................................................................... 18
`Transferring Your iPhone Photos to Your Computer .................................................................... 18
`Using iTunes to Sync Photos to Your iPhone .................................................................................. 19
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`iTunes, Photo Albums, and Image Resolution ..............................................................21
`Accessories for Your iPhone Camera Bag ......................................................................................21
`The iPhone Photography Credo .....................................................................................................22
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`Chapter 2: Customize Your iPhone Camera ...........................................................23
`Building Your Dream Camera ..........................................................................................................24
`A Crash Course on Photography Apps ..........................................................................................25
`Downloading Photography Apps ........................................................................................25
`What to Consider When Buying Apps ................................................................................27
`Resolution, Resolution, Resolution .................................................................................28
`Understanding Photography App Controls .......................................................................28
`Settings and Options in Photography Apps ......................................................................29
`Organizing Your Photography Apps in Folders .................................................................31
`Using Apps to Add “Missing” Features to Your Camera .............................................................32
`Self-Timer ................................................................................................................................33
`Burst Mode (Continuous Shooting Mode) .........................................................................33
`Zoom .......................................................................................................................................34
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`Low-Light and Flash Apps ....................................................................................................34
`Better (and Bigger!) Shutter Button ....................................................................................35
`A Print Button for Your Phone ..............................................................................................35
`Replacement Camera Apps .............................................................................................................36
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`Avoiding Blurry Photos with an App and a Steady Hand ..........................................37
`Camera+ .................................................................................................................................38
`ProCamera ..............................................................................................................................39
`Camera Genius ......................................................................................................................40
`Camera Plus Pro ..................................................................................................................... 41
`Also Worth a Look .................................................................................................................42
`The Big Decision: Use the Camera App or Another App? ...........................................................43
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`Chapter 3: Photoshop in Your Pocket ........................................................................45
`Your iPhone Is Your Darkroom .........................................................................................................46
`Enhancing—and Fixing—Your Photos with Image Editors ..........................................................46
`Adobe Photoshop Express ..............................................................................................................48
`Saving Mediocre Photos from Oblivion ..............................................................................49
`Other Image-Editing Options with Photoshop Express ...................................................53
`Photogene ..........................................................................................................................................53
`Using Levels to Correct Image Woes ..................................................................................54
`Adding a Custom Frame .......................................................................................................55
`PhotoForge ........................................................................................................................................56
`Understanding PhotoForge’s Controls and Options ........................................................57
`Changing the Aspect Ratio ...............................................................................................58
`Editing Images with PhotoForge Filters and Effects .........................................................58
`Retouching an Image with the Clone Stamp and Smudge Tools ....................................62
`Iris Photo Suite ...................................................................................................................................64
`Using ColorSense to Highlight a Color ...............................................................................64
`Using Layers to Blend Images ..............................................................................................65
`PerfectPhoto ......................................................................................................................................66
`Tools and Effects ...................................................................................................................66
`Sharpening an Image ............................................................................................................68
`Automatic Adjustments—and Improvements—with a Few Taps ...............................................68
`PerfectlyClear .........................................................................................................................68
`Transferring Full Resolution Photos to Your iPhone ...................................................69
`Auto Adjust .............................................................................................................................70
`You’ve Only Just Begun ....................................................................................................................70
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`Chapter 4: Filters, Effects, and Recipes ................................................................... 71
`Powerful Filters and Effects with Photo fx .....................................................................................72
`Using Photo fx Filters ............................................................................................................72
`Adding Layers ........................................................................................................................ 74
`Masking Images for Complex Effects ................................................................................. 75
`Painting, Retouching, and Special Effects with Paint Brushes .........................................78
`Quick and Easy Filters with FX Photo Studio ...................................................................................80
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`Blur, Selective Focus, and Fake Miniature Effects ........................................................................82
`Creating a Background Blur .................................................................................................82
`Fake Miniature Model Effects ..............................................................................................84
`Selective Focus ......................................................................................................................85
`Panoramas ..........................................................................................................................................86
`AutoStitch Panorama.............................................................................................................86
`Pano .........................................................................................................................................88
`You Gotta See This! ...............................................................................................................89
`High Dynamic Range (HDR) Imaging ..............................................................................................90
`Color Adjustments and Effects with Mill Colour ...........................................................................91
`Double Exposures .............................................................................................................................92
`Adding a Border or Frame to Your Photo ......................................................................................93
`Taking Things to the Next Level with App Recipes ......................................................................94
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`Chapter 5: The Retro Look ................................................................................................97
`Step into the iPhone’s Photographic Time Machine ....................................................................98
`To 1974—and Beyond .......................................................................................................................98
`CameraBag .............................................................................................................................99
`Lo-Mob .................................................................................................................................100
`PictureShow ..........................................................................................................................102
`Polaroids and Instant Cameras ......................................................................................................105
`ShakeItPhoto ........................................................................................................................105
`Polarize ..................................................................................................................................105
`ClassicINSTA ........................................................................................................................106
`The Wonderful World of Hipstamatic ...........................................................................................107
`Quick Start with Hipstamatic ..............................................................................................108
`Selecting Your Lens, Flash, and Film .................................................................................109
`Taking Things to the Next Level ........................................................................................ 112
`Re-creating the Darkroom Experience ......................................................................................... 116
`The Fantasy Darkroom World of SwankoLab ................................................................... 116
`CameraKit ............................................................................................................................. 120
`Use Cross Process to Create Beautiful Mistakes ............................................................. 121
`Messing Up Your Pristine Images with Pic Grunger ........................................................ 122
`Black-and-White Images ................................................................................................................ 123
`OldCamera ........................................................................................................................... 123
`Spica ...................................................................................................................................... 124
`MonoPhix .............................................................................................................................. 124
`Vint B&W ............................................................................................................................... 126
`Resurrecting Films of the Past with Film Lab ............................................................................... 126
`From App to the Desktop .............................................................................................................. 128
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`Chapter 6: Fun and Offbeat Effects .........................................................................129
`Toy Cameras ....................................................................................................................................130
`Plastic Bullet .........................................................................................................................130
`CAMERAtan ......................................................................................................................... 131
`Andigraf ................................................................................................................................ 131
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`Photo Booths ................................................................................................................................... 132
`IncrediBooth ......................................................................................................................... 132
`Photo Booth Classic Plus .................................................................................................... 133
`Multiframe Constructions with Diptic ..........................................................................................134
`Selective Color with Color Splash .................................................................................................136
`3D Photos with 3D Camera ............................................................................................................138
`Build a LEGO Construction with LEGO Photo ............................................................................. 139
`Comic Strips with Strip Designer ................................................................................................. 139
`Monet and Picasso, via ArtCamera ............................................................................................... 141
`Ransom-Note Lettering with Ransom Letters ............................................................................. 142
`Digital Glitches and Off-the-Wall Artworks with Satromizer ..................................................... 142
`Graphic Novel Sketches with ToonPAINT .................................................................................... 143
`Photo Mashups with Juxtaposer ...................................................................................................144
`A Psychedelic Look with PhotoTropedelic ................................................................................... 145
`Share the Love (and Laughs) ..........................................................................................................146
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`Chapter 7: Snap—and Share .......................................................................................... 147
`Crafting Your Social Networking Strategy (or Not) .....................................................................148
`Flickr ..................................................................................................................................................148
`Flickr Terminology ............................................................................................................... 149
`The Flickr App ......................................................................................................................150
`Flickit Pro .............................................................................................................................. 151
`Facebook .......................................................................................................................................... 152
`Twitter ...............................................................................................................................................154
`MobileMe .........................................................................................................................................156
`Sharing at Photo Printing Services ................................................................................................158
`Geotagging and Location-Based Sharing ...................................................................................158
`Location-Based iPhone Photography Apps ..................................................................... 159
`Turning Off Geotagging ..................................................................................................... 162
`Animoto ............................................................................................................................................163
`Photo Postcards ...............................................................................................................................164
`Bill Atkinson PhotoCard Lite ..............................................................................................164
`Postage .................................................................................................................................165
`SodaSnap Postcards ............................................................................................................166
`Go Postal with a Postcard Sent by the USPS ................................................................................ 167
`No End to Sharing ...........................................................................................................................168
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`Chapter 8: Your Photoblog ............................................................................................. 169
`Deciding on a Look for Your Photoblog ....................................................................................... 170
`Blogging Tools ................................................................................................................................. 171
`Photoblogging with Tumblr ........................................................................................................... 173
`Getting Started with Tumblr............................................................................................... 173
`Setting Up Your Blog ........................................................................................................... 175
`Posting to Tumblr ................................................................................................................. 176
`Using the Tumblr iPhone App ............................................................................................ 176
`Customizing Your Blog ........................................................................................................ 178
`Exploring the Tumblr Community ..................................................................................... 179
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`Using WordPress for Your iPhone Photoblog ..............................................................................180
`Using Posterous for Your iPhone Photoblog ................................................................................ 181
`Using Blogger for Your iPhone Photoblog ...................................................................................182
`Seven Tips to Get People Looking at Your Photoblog ...............................................................183
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`Chapter 9: For Inspiration ...............................................................................................185
`Peter Belanger .................................................................................................................................186
`Jeremy Edwards ..............................................................................................................................189
`Gus Gusbano ...................................................................................................................................190
`Stephanie Chappe .......................................................................................................................... 191
`Tony Cece .........................................................................................................................................192
`MissPixels ......................................................................................................................................... 193
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`(Not Just) for Photo Professionals ................................................................................ 194
`The iPhoneography Community ................................................................................................... 195
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`Index .............................................................................................................................................. 197
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`Introduction
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`As everyone knows, the iPhone is far more
`than a phone. It’s an e-book reader, a gaming
`device, a music player, and even a tool for bank-
`ing and blogging. And it’s a camera, too—a
`rather extraordinary one. Millions now use the
`iPhone camera as their camera of choice, snap-
`ping images of their buddies’ hijinks, their kids’
`birthdays, and just about anything else crossing
`their line of vision. But it’s one thing to use the
`iPhone for occasional snapshots and another
`to explore the wondrous possibilities of iPhone
`photography. Yes, camera phones are every-
`where, but the iPhone camera is in a class of
`its own, largely because of the innovative and
`breathtakingly varied photography apps avail-
`able for it. With these apps, you’re able to
`transform your iPhone camera into a fun and
`inspirational tool for photographic creativity.
`This book tells you how.
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`The fans of iPhone photography are a varied bunch, from casual photogra-
`phers experimenting with photo booth apps to teenagers documenting their lives
`with the camera in their pockets. Even professional photographers have become
`obsessed with the iPhone camera, wowed by its ability to replicate effects and
`techniques previously requiring costly gear, a photo studio, and a digital dark-
`room. This book is for anyone with an iPhone camera who’s looking for advice,
`tips, and tools to make the most of the iPhone’s camera and its photographic
`capabilities. You have an iPhone? You use its camera? Then this book is for you.
`It’ll give you straightforward, accessible how-to advice to help you take awesome
`iPhone photos.
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`iPhone Basics
`This book assumes you’ve already fooled around with your iPhone and learned
`how it works. In particular, it assumes you know how to perform essential opera-
`tions with your iPhone, such as tapping the iPhone screen to open an app. (For
`complete newbies, a free iPhone manual is available at http://www.apple.com/
`support/iphone/.) Of course, even if you know how to us