The Day 1 iPhone Photo Flash Mob activity in Old Town Folsom was a hoot! You will find two additional instructional videos have been posted on the Day 1 page along with an example journal following the photo shoot activities, editing and posting to the class Shared Photo Album.
Be sure to post a before and after photo. Review the work of classmates and write positive comments about their work. See the latest YouTube video showing start to posting workflow.
Friday, March 31, 2017
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Getting Ready Emails
If you have saved this website as a home page icon on your iPhone, then the site is a one-stop-shop for class information. Here are links to the two emails sent before class started.
Greetings, we are a month away ...
Greetings, we start next week ...
Cheatsheet reference added for camera settings.
Greetings, we are a month away ...
Greetings, we start next week ...
Cheatsheet reference added for camera settings.
Photo Shoot Location
By special arrangement we will meet in Folsom. Registered participants should check your email for the location specifics and what to bring. After class, let's go to lunch and continue to share the experience.
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
1st meeting March 30th
We begin on Thursday, March 30th. Location to be announced the week before! We will be shooting pictures, using the Apple Camera, Camera+ and ProCamera (click the links to visit the download details).
Here are some demos discovered on the web:
Camera+
http://camera.plus
Shoot Better Pictures with Camera+
Long Exposure Photography with Camera+
Use the Camera+ App on iPhone
ProCamera
Shoot Manual and in RAW (iPhone 6s and later)
ProCamera on Instagram get inspired!
PhotInfo - EXIF details
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CQNP8nyLpsE
Here are some demos discovered on the web:
Camera+
http://camera.plus
Shoot Better Pictures with Camera+
Long Exposure Photography with Camera+
Use the Camera+ App on iPhone
ProCamera
Shoot Manual and in RAW (iPhone 6s and later)
ProCamera on Instagram get inspired!
PhotInfo - EXIF details
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CQNP8nyLpsE
Another camera app! Why?
How many camera apps do you need? Many apps offer access to the camera, but you’ll want them for their effects, filters and user interface.
Some apps are one-trick ponies - making it fun to shoot > edit > share. Other apps include powerful editing features and it takes time to process your images, time to get comfortable with the user interface and move the image from one app to another to another. Hence the term “workflow.”
Consider making a plan that organizes your apps based on workflow. In our seminar, you might organize them in a folder with apps on six pages, one for each meeting. You can see a jpg of how I’ve done this on my iPad. This is an option to help you see process.
Later, individual folders might be named Camera, Catalog, Editing and Styling (or anything that works for you). Move your favorite apps to the first page of each folder. The Camera folder can go into your Dock for easy access!
Some apps are one-trick ponies - making it fun to shoot > edit > share. Other apps include powerful editing features and it takes time to process your images, time to get comfortable with the user interface and move the image from one app to another to another. Hence the term “workflow.”
Consider making a plan that organizes your apps based on workflow. In our seminar, you might organize them in a folder with apps on six pages, one for each meeting. You can see a jpg of how I’ve done this on my iPad. This is an option to help you see process.
Later, individual folders might be named Camera, Catalog, Editing and Styling (or anything that works for you). Move your favorite apps to the first page of each folder. The Camera folder can go into your Dock for easy access!
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Seminar Description
Offered Spring 2017
In six hands-on sessions, experienced photographers use multiple iPhone apps to create print-ready multi-layered artwork. Many apps now include DSLR exposure control features like Shutter Priority, ISO, WB, EV+-, HDR, and TIFF-RAW formats!
Leaders demonstrate various camera apps, editing techniques and workflows as inspiration for creating your own iPhone images.
Requirements (See Prep page link for details and hints):
Seminar Leaders: Melissa Green & Joan Greenfield
Off-campus on Thursdays (*3/30*, 4/6, 4/20, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11) from 10 am to noon
Community Room in the Fair Oaks Public Library
Fair Oaks Avenue at Madison Avenue, Fair Oaks, CA
*3/30 location TBD.
This seminar is geared to Apple iPhone devices. We know nothing about other mobile phone apps and features.
Express Yourself: iPhone Photography Studio
In six hands-on sessions, experienced photographers use multiple iPhone apps to create print-ready multi-layered artwork. Many apps now include DSLR exposure control features like Shutter Priority, ISO, WB, EV+-, HDR, and TIFF-RAW formats!
Leaders demonstrate various camera apps, editing techniques and workflows as inspiration for creating your own iPhone images.
Requirements (See Prep page link for details and hints):
- Apple iPhone 5, 6 or 7
- iOS 9 or 10
- Empty space on your device to duplicate images and save versions with applied effects
- Apple ID
Seminar Leaders: Melissa Green & Joan Greenfield
Off-campus on Thursdays (*3/30*, 4/6, 4/20, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11) from 10 am to noon
Community Room in the Fair Oaks Public Library
Fair Oaks Avenue at Madison Avenue, Fair Oaks, CA
*3/30 location TBD.
This seminar is geared to Apple iPhone devices. We know nothing about other mobile phone apps and features.
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