Hipstamatic is an all in one camera replacement and processing app. Their catchphrase is “Digital photography never looked so analog.” Via a series of in app purchases you build up a library of lenses and films resulting in many many combinations. The image is processed in keeping with the lens and film combination selected at the time it is captured. No post processing. There is an entire community built around this app.
4 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials
Apps Hipstamatic, LensLight, Oggl, ProCamera8, Snapseed, Superimpose
24th September 2014
I’ve had this ethereal iPhoneography image in my mind for a while. Finally I found the time to do it and this article discusses the process.
My iPhoneography image ‘Gaming’ is a monochrome candid street iPhoneography image captured a short walk from my home in Lincoln. Featured by Art Of Mob.
My iPhoneography image ‘In the moment’ is created from multiple Hipstamatic iPhone images blended together. I am delighted that it has been featured by the The App Whisperer and Art of Mob in their weekly showcases.
My iPhoneography image ‘Skool Daze’ is a multiple exposure iPhone image with a textured finish applied. I am delighted that it has been featured by both the The App Whisperer and Art of Mob in their weekly showcases.
6 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials, Layers | Masking | Blending
Apps Filterstorm, Hipstamatic, Oggl, Slow Shutter Cam, Snapseed, Superimpose
18th May 2014
iPhoneography tutorial using motion blur, cloning and blending layers with masks to create a selectively re-coloured painterly vintage style iPhone image.
5 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials, Video
Apps Filterstorm, FrontView, Hipstamatic, Oggl, ProCamera8, Snapseed
25th April 2014
iPhone photography tutorial correcting a less than perfect street image. Involves some powerful automated perspective correction and manual cloning apps.
13 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials, Most used Apps
Apps 645 Pro Mk III, Alt Photo, Camera+, CameraBag 2, Filterstorm, Filterstorm Neue, FrontView, Glaze, Handy Photo, Hipstamatic, Oggl, Perspective Correct, ProCamera8, Snapseed, Superimpose, VSCOcam
3rd January 2014
My go to iPhoneography apps. I tend to share my more complex iPhone photography. Perhaps the iPhone apps that I use day to day get ignored. Here they are.
7 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials
Apps Filterstorm, Hipstamatic, Snapseed, Superimpose, VSCOcam
4th December 2013
This iPhoneography workflow was born out of frustration. Living primarily in the city it felt like so long since I last saw fog. I decided to try to create a foggy atmosphere where none existed using iphone photography apps. This is my first experiment.
4 min read.
Posted in Depth of Field, iPhone Photography Tutorials
Apps AfterFocus, Filterstorm, Hipstamatic, Snapseed, Superimpose, VSCOcam
10th October 2013
This Lincoln Street iPhoneography tutorial looks at the quickest possible way I could find to mimic shallow focus satisfactorily on an image with some challenging aspects.
5 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials, Layers | Masking | Blending, Video
Apps Alt Photo, Hipstamatic, Superimpose
16th September 2013
A picture may be worth a thousand words but critically a profile picture comes at a premium because it is worth the first 1,000 opinion forming words. Does your profile picture make you stand out from the crowd?
4 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials, Video
Apps AfterFocus, Hipstamatic, Mextures, Snapseed
6th August 2013
A Hipstamatic capture, ‘tennis’ was processed to introduce movement and a vintage black and white iPhoneography look – includes real-time narrated video.
6 min read.
Posted in Freelensing, iPhone Photography Tutorials
Apps AfterFocus, Filterstorm, Hipstamatic, Snapseed, Superimpose
30th July 2013
To achieve a realistic freelensing / lensbaby effect through iPhoneography apps you have to define the focal plane and unfocus in a gradual way – not blur. This process looks at an alternative to my first freelensing workflow.
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