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p a pretty close watch on photography-related iPhone apps. This one burst onto the scene when I read on MacRumors.com that a newly updated iPhone app had sold 78,000 units on Christmas day alone. Wow! That’s enough to get your attention! I just had to check it out.
So after an investment of 99 cents I am the proud owner of Camera+. Keep in mind that there is another popular iPhone app called Camera Plus. This review is for Camera+.
This app is simple to use and packed with features. Where to start? Let’s begin with the features related to the actual camera itself. Some of these features have to be turned on in the menu, but this is easy to do. One of the best features is that zoom bar on the right of the screen. A right-handed person like me can use his thumb to zoom up to 6x. You can also turn on a grid to help with composition and keeping your camera straight. You can push the little gear button to reveal the following choices: Normal, Stabilizer, Timer, and Burst. It’s a little funny that if you select Stabilizer, it will tell you to “hold steady to take photo”. If I could hold it steady I wouldn’t need the stabilizer…Actually, it won’t take until you hold it still. Cool features on the camera. But wait…there’s more! Read More→
A college administrator by profession, Mike Kennamer enjoys the opportunity to take photos and improve his skills by shooting events at work, church, and for friends. He enjoys landscape photography, portraiture and is starting to dabble in HDR. His current photography project involves learning to control flash manually. “My goal”, according to Kennamer, “is to be the best photographer I can be.”
Kennamer is also the President of Kennamer Media Group, Inc., a provider of traditional and online media, specializing in the healthcare industry. On CurrentPhotographer.com he writes about iPhone and iPad applications for photographers.
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