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A Five Shot Panorama This image is a panorama consisting of five vertical shots taken with my iPhone 17 Pro Max. I used the 100 mm Telephoto camera at 48MP and rather than shoot in ProRAW, I shot in HEIC with the AMBER Photograph Style, which gave me a head start with the editing process. I didn’t need to worry that it wasn’t a RAW file because the exposure was very close to perfect. And, of…
Capture Stunning Sunsets with Your iPhone
I went to a spot down at the bay to capture what I thought would be a nice sunset. When I arrived at my location, I was rather underwhelmed by the lack of clouds in the area of the sky where the sun was approaching the horizon. However, not all was lost. I looked 90 degrees to my right and was greeted by the scene you see here. A four shot pano. Capture time: 30 seconds. I decided to try a…
Understanding the iPhone's 48MP RAW Sensor
I saw a post on X by Jack Hollingsworth about the RAW sensor in the iPhone, and it was suggested by a friend, Norman Savigar, to post it in the iPhoneography Podcast’s Facebook Group. It turned into something longer than a casual group post, so it now lives on my website. Jack was talking about what photographers mean when they mention the 48MP Bayer RAW sensor in the iPhone. I’ll reiterate…
SwAipe – A Smart Way to Organize Your Photos
Let’s face it, organizing your photos on your iPhone can be tedious, and not that much fun. We take a lot of photos with our iPhones and our Photos app can get so congested with numerous photos that we don’t really want to keep, and going through them can be overwhelming. Well, the team at Reeflex have produced an app that is designed to take some of that burden off your shoulders. Introducing…
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SwAipe - A Smart Way to Organize Your Photos
Let’s face it, organizing your photos on your iPhone can be tedious, and not that much fun. We take a lot of photos with our iPhones and our Photos app can get so congested with numerous photos that we don’t really want to keep, and going through them can be overwhelming. Well, the team at Reeflex have produced an app that is designed to take some of that burden off your shoulders. Introducing…
Up Close and Personal
With The Reeflex 240 mm Super Telephoto It’s a great time to be an iPhone photographer. I’ve said this many times before and I’m sure I’ll say it again because in the mobile photography space, new and exciting things just keep happening. The latest new thing is an attachment lens from the folks at Reeflex. It’s the 240 mm Super Telephoto lens and it will be on every mobile photographer’s wish…
Why Do I Take Photos?
Wants, Needs, And Desires Photography. Do you ever wonder what this world would be like without it? I couldn’t imagine living in a world without pictures – and let’s face it, we might as well include movies in this equation because they are just moving pictures anyway. Think about it. We’d never know what things look like in another country, let alone the next town unless we actually went there…
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About The Shot - ReeHeld
If you know me, follow me on social media, or you’ve listened to my podcast, you’d know I’ve been using ReeHeld a lot since it came out. In fact, I was an early beta tester for it, and it has quickly become my favourite app to shoot with when doing long exposures where water is involved. If you aren’t familiar with ReeHeld, it’s a simple app on the surface but quite complex in the way it works,…
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About The Shot - The Palisades
There’s a part of the Bruce Trail that runs through a wooded area along the Niagara Escarpment just within the city limits called The Palisades Loop, and I’ve never walked it. I really don’t know why. Clearly, I need to get off my lazy ass and explore my hometown more. I went to this spot with my wife and dog to check it out but our dog had a knee injury a while back so we cut the hike short. I…
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Posting Our Photos
My Experience With Social Media We’ve been sharing our digital images with others since the 1980s when email became a mainstream form of communication. In the 90s we saw blogging sites and the first photo sharing sites, Ofoto and Shutterfly, who were both launched in 1999. Since then, a great number of sharing platforms have come along, and some are still thriving while others have met their…
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Why I Shoot ProRAW — And This Won’t Be For Everyone
When I sold my DSLR camera and lenses in 2016 I made the decision to be an iPhoneographer. I’ve been shooting with an iPhone since then and haven’t looked back. That was seven years ago! Crazy isn’t it? Especially since I am what I’d consider to be a “technical” photographer. Sure, I think about composition, aesthetics, and, sometimes, even what story the photo could be telling, but if I’m being…
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Apple Camera vs The Others
Is A Third Party Camera App Better? I never could have taken this shot with the Apple Camera. This was taken with ReeXpose using the Telephoto Camera and I placed a Neutral Density filter over the camera. The iPhone comes with an awesome camera app, but is it enough? Well, I guess that depends on your needs. I’ve always believed that Apple does things with the 90-90 rule. They tend to please…
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Long Exposure On iPhone Explained
There are some terms used in iPhone photography that are, for the most part, relevant to photography in general, but some terms, when referring to the iPhone, are a little more nuanced. And quite often we just accept them as they are used because we know what is meant. Let’s start by looking at the term “iPhoneography”. It’s not hard to imagine that it means iPhone photography, and that’s…
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Filter Or No Filter
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About The Shot - A Little Waterfall
This is a shot that may never have been. Read more on my website.
Sometimes I stop at a place and have no intention of getting a photo of whatever might be at that location, and that lends itself to being completely unprepared if you do happen to see something worth capturing. It happens, no doubt, to all photographers at some point. The day I captured this image was no exception. We had just picked up our dog from the groomer and thought it would be nice to…
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Exploring ICM With iPhone
Exploring ICM With iPhone
Intentional Camera Movement, or ICM, with an iPhone can be achieved in a manner that is very similar to that of a traditional camera. It requires you to perform a long exposure which, when the camera is moved during the exposure, will have a blurred appearance that can be manipulated by the way you move the camera. For ICM work, I like to use a camera app called Reeflex, and if I want to shoot…
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48 MegaPixels
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