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Is the iPhone 6 Camera Leaning toward Serious Imaging?

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iPhone 6 Manual Camera Controls in iOS 8 If you're new here, click to subscribe to the latest post   For a long time now, since 2009, Apple's iPhone has been the most popular imaging device uploaded on Flickr.   What Apple is doing to develop the iPhone's controls that many enthusiasts, and all serious photographers demand.  With every control set to Auto every shot taken in any camera is nothing more than the old style Point-N-Shoot camera. Nothing wrong using one, but when you want to allow for more light, or a longer exposure, or wider aperture you are faced with using a regular DSLR camera body which in turn forces you to take a much larger image device along. The trouble is there are times when that larger device is far too inconvenient. Thus the iPhone's attempt at manual controls involving ISO setting, Aperture and Shutter Speedis becoming the standard. Also since Apple has opened up the iOS software code restrictions, developers will be writing to

WWDC 2014 :: Apple Gives Green Light to the Developers

5000 Developers Worldwide Ecstatic at Apple's Attitude for Developers If you're new here, click to subscribe to the latest post. Every year Apple holds a software developers conference which has always given software code writers an uneasy feeling. This year, 3 years after Steve's passing, Tim Cook's Apple gave them some thing to cheer about. A whole new perspective from the developer's community toward apps created exclusively for iOS operating system apps; openness. It has always been a feeling of angst when Apple introduces new developments in their OSX and iOS operating systems for a developer because of the hoops they have to jump through in order to get their software accepted. Not this time. Finally Cook has opened a flood of tools for the developers of the world to work with for all of Apple's devices, from apps to OS tweaks and full recoding. From the moment Craig Federighi jumped on stage to the last session, excitement and exhilarati

Ready to Travel? Don't Leave Home Without This App

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Packing Pro If you're new here, click to subscribe to the latest post Probably the one Essential app from iTunes  Packing Pro goes not only a long way to organizing your trip, but all the way. You won't forget anything. Just don't forget to use the app before you leave. New updates too. And for only $3 you'll never find yourself wishing you hadn't spent the pocket change.  Ever find yourself at your location, or almost there, and think of what you forgot to bring? Yes you have, we all have, and it can be the most devastating feeling of the entire trip. I'll leave you the link to the iTunes app store and you can read for yourself. I don't make any money from endorsing this app, just believe it necessary for a well organized visit to wherever you head this summer or anytime of the year. iTunes App Store for Packing Pro ..........don't leave home with out it. _____________________________________________