November 27, 2011 - 10:18 am
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Anyone who has searched online for photography tips has probably come across the work of Trey Ratcliff.
Trey pioneered the use of HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography, his hard work in the photographic medium has been recognized with his HDR photograph being the first on display at the Smithsonian. He shares his knowledge and passion of photography on his blog Stuck in Customs. If you need a dose of photographic inspiration, read my review, then head over to Stuck in Customs.
When Trey announced an iPhone photo app — 100 Cameras in 1 — I took notice.
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The real test is to print these photos and see if the quality holds. Printing is the end product.
I think it depends on the goal of the photo. I’m sure the vast majority of iPhone photos never venture from online use.
Its funny that you mention the creative titles for the filters because I find them incredibly ridiculous. What they hell can I expect the “Quixotic World” filter results to be? Perhaps I’m not hip enough to grasp the brilliance of all the various titles like that but they give me no understanding of why they even have the title.
If I wanted impossible to understand titles I’d go squint at the cards at my local modern art museum.