http://digitalphotobuzz.com/top-10-iphone-apps-for-photographers-in-2009 A place for photographers to share and inspire others Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:06:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://digitalphotobuzz.com/top-10-iphone-apps-for-photographers-in-2009/comment-page-1#comment-6100 First annual holiday gift guide | Digital Photo Buzz - Digital Photography reviews and tips Sun, 12 Dec 2010 22:20:41 +0000 http://digitalphotobuzz.com/?p=557#comment-6100 [...] soon our iPhone app gift guide for 2009, check back later for that [...] [...] soon our iPhone app gift guide for 2009, check back later for that [...]

]]> http://digitalphotobuzz.com/top-10-iphone-apps-for-photographers-in-2009/comment-page-1#comment-1596 Lets see your best mobile phone shot! | Digital Photo Buzz - Digital Photography reviews and tips Mon, 03 May 2010 15:10:46 +0000 http://digitalphotobuzz.com/?p=557#comment-1596 [...] Yep, you read the title right. For our latest competition I want to see your best iPhone (or any mobile) photo. And before you go clicking away thinking “isn’t this a website on the art of photography” let me explain the though behind this a bit. Awhile back commercial photographer Chase Jarvis released a book/iPhone app/community all around the theme “The Best Camera Is The One That’s With You”. This really got me thinking about that phrase and how true it can be. Sometimes the best camera to use for a shoot is whatever you have right there at that time. Moments are fleeting and unique, you don’t have the ability to every recreate a moment and get the same exact results. Most of us don’t lug around our expensive dSLR cameras everywhere we go but inspiration can happen anywhere. In the grocery store, at a restaurant you never know where inspiration can strike. Since most cell phones now have decent cameras in them you can now document your world and capture moments with your cell phone and get a decent image. Also some phone like the iPhone have a ton of pretty unique and cool apps that you can use to process your images. I love to use the Pano and Tilt Shift app on my iPhone. To see my Top 10 list of 2009 photography apps for the iPhone go here: Top iPhone photography apps [...] [...] Yep, you read the title right. For our latest competition I want to see your best iPhone (or any mobile) photo. And before you go clicking away thinking “isn’t this a website on the art of photography” let me explain the though behind this a bit. Awhile back commercial photographer Chase Jarvis released a book/iPhone app/community all around the theme “The Best Camera Is The One That’s With You”. This really got me thinking about that phrase and how true it can be. Sometimes the best camera to use for a shoot is whatever you have right there at that time. Moments are fleeting and unique, you don’t have the ability to every recreate a moment and get the same exact results. Most of us don’t lug around our expensive dSLR cameras everywhere we go but inspiration can happen anywhere. In the grocery store, at a restaurant you never know where inspiration can strike. Since most cell phones now have decent cameras in them you can now document your world and capture moments with your cell phone and get a decent image. Also some phone like the iPhone have a ton of pretty unique and cool apps that you can use to process your images. I love to use the Pano and Tilt Shift app on my iPhone. To see my Top 10 list of 2009 photography apps for the iPhone go here: Top iPhone photography apps [...]

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