Apple, a well-known company, a few years ago released a device
called an iPhone. On this iPhone came many different abilities such
as texting and phone calls (as any phone can do) but also
thousands of apps from games to high-end organizational
programs. One feature of the phone, which only a few phones had
had before, was the built in camera, and the iPhone had the ability
to take this item one step further. Now there are now 180 iPhone
apps devoted to the camera and the numbers are rising as the
camera gets better and better.
Most people agree that in order to have a great picture, you need a
great camera. According to Chase Jarvis, world-renowned
photographer and writer of the book The Best Camera Is The
One That’s With You™, that statement is not true. The book
and website explain that “the idea that an image can come from
any camera, even a mobile phone. “
With that established, for my project, I am going to place my Nikkon
D5000 DSLR on the shelf and produce a line of pictures taken
solely from my iPhone 3GS. I will do a write up once a week of
each new app I find (I currently have an entire page of my phone
devoted to camera apps, including Best Cam, the iPhone camera
app created by Chase Jarvis) and display them using an online
source. This project will prove that you don’t need a fancy camera
to take great picture, but can create greatness with the devices
always around you.
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