I use Autostitch, and I think it does an excellent job. I can post some sample shots if you want, nothing jaw dropping but still.
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I use Autostitch, and I think it does an excellent job. I can post some sample shots if you want, nothing jaw dropping but still.
I may have posted this before but... I've tested out most of the panorama apps and my favorite at the moment is the 360 Panorama app. Here is an example of a photo I did with it:
But the cool thing is, if you go to this link of the same photo http://occip.it/pt3itiku on your iPhone 4, you can actually spin your body around holding your iPhone 4 and view the image exactly the way I shot it (using the iPhone 4's Gyroscope.) Pretty cool imho.
Thanks!
Here's a few, again these aren't anything special, but examples of what Autostitch can do.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/scrivinca/sets/72157625956534598/
That is so cool.....thanks for posting the pic and the link.
I just downloaded the camera+ app and playing with it and loving it. I will post something when I think its up to par with some of the pics posted here.
What size do u guys use I have set it to full. Also whats the fastest way to get it off the phone to post it in forums like this one.
I just downloaded the camera+ app and playing with it and loving it. I will post something when I think its up to par with some of the pics posted here.
What size do u guys use I have set it to full. Also whats the fastest way to get it off the phone to post it in forums like this one.
as u have a flickr account in your sig - just upload it via flickr app on the iPhone
@genshi
i looked at your 360° picture on the iPhone and this really has something to it
@genshi
i looked at your 360° picture on the iPhone and this really has something to it
Thanks! It is a fun little app; I need to use it more than I do...
More Photos from the Los Angeles Railyards
Went back to the Railyards in Downtown Los Angeles today to continue the series I am working on (see page 73 of this thread for previous photos.)
Went back to the Railyards in Downtown Los Angeles today to continue the series I am working on (see page 73 of this thread for previous photos.)
Went back to the Railyards in Downtown Los Angeles today to continue the series I am working on (see page 73 of this thread for previous photos.)
OK, these are more awesome pictures. But you gotta throw us a bone here...what apps are you using to do these edits, and what filters?
Thanks guys, I really appreciate it! All shot with the Hipstamatic app using the Claunch 72 Monochrome Film and the [no longer available] Melodie Lens options.
I had previously posted what I think, imho, is a much better picture using this film/lens combo; not sure if anyone caught it so here it is again:
Definitely my favorite film/lens combo from Hipstamatic!
Thanks iceterminal, though I have previously (one page back) mentioned what app and options I'm using (see quotes above.)
With these latest photos though, I did add one more option; I'm using the Owle Bubo which has a slight wide-angle lens. It's not as noticeable when using the Hipstamatic app, but you can kind of see how the edges are bent from the lens.
I made a video of this whole shoot with the iPhone inside the Bubo and using a variety of apps including Hipstamatic (for the still photos) Almost DSLR, 8mm Vintage Camera, ReelMoments (for time lapse) and CinemaFX Video for post-production then all edited with the iMovie app... all on the iPhone 4. Just amazes me how far technology has come!
I"ve got a few apps that I"ve used but mostly stick with Camera+ lately. I guess maybe because its got a ton of filters and I'm like a kid in a candy store. I know that doesn't make for great photos like yours, but its still fun.
I was going to post one pic up that I had edited, but my wife won't let me. Something about being naked on the internet or something, I don't know.
I"ve got a few apps that I"ve used but mostly stick with Camera+ lately. I guess maybe because its got a ton of filters and I'm like a kid in a candy store. I know that doesn't make for great photos like yours, but its still fun.
I was going to post one pic up that I had edited, but my wife won't let me. Something about being naked on the internet or something, I don't know.
That's what Flickr is for! (I have a nude picture of a friend up there that's about to be published in an art/photography magazine.)
Camera+ is great actually. I love it. The one thing I don't like about it is you can't apply more than one effect on a photo in the same session, so I do a lot of applying an effect, like "Redscale" or something, then saving and reopening the photo to then apply "Grunge" or the new "Contessa" or "Expired" effects. Tedious, yes, but when you start experimenting with layering all of these effects, you can get some interesting results.
I had posted this once before somewhere on Macrumors I think, but here is an example of some steps I took to create a particular still-life photo; bowl of Oranges courtesy of Jamba Juice:
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Thought I'd put this up here. It is a self-portrait that I'm thinking of using as an album cover for a new music project I am putting together; haven't decided yet.
Used Hipstamatic (Melodie Lens; Kodot XGrizzled Film) Camera+ and Pic Grunger. Was going for a "painting" look.
Used Hipstamatic (Melodie Lens; Kodot XGrizzled Film) Camera+ and Pic Grunger. Was going for a "painting" look.
