Talented Australian iPhonographer Oliver Lang uses ProCamera 3.5.5 to capture his mobile photos. In a May 1st, 2012 video clip (click ‘continue reading’ to view video) Lang provides a brief tutorial on ‘how to use’ ProCamera app and he also talks about the Mobile Photography Group which he co-founded.
DetailsNew music video — Rule the World was composed primarily on an iPhone 4S. The…
DetailsOn April 5th, the inaugural Mobile Photography Awards took place in San Francisco. The photos…
Details“For the last several weeks, I’ve downloaded over a dozen camera and video apps for the iPhone, and though each has something unique to offer, I was particularly interested in finding the most practical camera app that would address the limitations of Apple’s built-in camera app. As of this week, I think I’ve found it – Jens Daemgen’s ProCamera.”
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Today’s ProCamera Shot of the Day was captured by Mr. Jmo, an iPhoneographer from Sacramento, CA.
DetailsOn March 16, 2012, The Daily App Show highlighted a few of ProCamera’s capabilities in…
DetailsThe AppMinute’s Sam Levin reviews ProCamera via his podcast. Please note that this podcast (audio…
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Today’s ProCamera Shot of the Day #5 — Autumn, was taken March 19, 2012 by talented iPhotographer Justine King. You can see more of Justine’s work on Flickr.
Autumn was taken at Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales, Australia. The park is located within the Southern Highlands.
Today’s Google doodle honors Robert Doisneau a famed Parisian street photographer. Doisneau was born April 14, 1912 and passed on in 1994. He would have been 100 today.
In the 1930s Doisneau used a Leica Camera on the streets of Paris. Doisneau and his friend Henri Cartier-Bresson were early pioneers of mobile photography.
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We recently came across a “best iPhoto apps” article authored by photographers Anna Teal and Ferrell McCollough, and wanted to share the ProCamera portion with our readers.
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