Create Great iPhone Photos

Dedication; Acknowledgments; Introduction; iPhone Basics; What This Book Covers; Chapter 1: iPhone Camera Essentials; 1.1 Reasons to Love Your iPhone Camera; 1.2 Simplicity--and Limitations; 1.3 The iPhone's Duo of Photography Apps; 1.4 Taking Photos with the Camera App; 1.5 Viewing Photos on Your iPhone; 1.6 Transferring Your iPhone Photos to Your Computer; 1.7 Using iTunes to Sync Photos to Your iPhone; 1.8 Accessories for Your iPhone Camera Bag; 1.9 The iPhone Photography Credo; Chapter 2: Customize Your iPhone Camera; 2.1 Building Your Dream Camera; 2.2 A Crash Course on Photography Apps; 2.3 Using Apps to Add "Missing" Features to Your Camera; 2.4 Replacement Camera Apps; 2.5 The Big Decision: Use the Camera App or Another App?; Chapter 3: Photoshop in Your Pocket; 3.1 Your iPhone Is Your Darkroom; 3.2 Enhancing--and Fixing--Your Photos with Image Editors; 3.3 Adobe Photoshop Express; 3.4 Photogene; 3.5 PhotoForge; 3.6 Iris Photo Suite; 3.7 PerfectPhoto; 3.8 Automatic Adjustments--and Improvements--with a Few Taps; 3.9 You've Only Just Begun; Chapter 4: Filters, Effects, and Recipes; 4.1 Powerful Filters and Effects with Photo fx; 4.2 Quick and Easy Filters with FX Photo Studio; 4.3 Blur, Selective Focus, and Fake Miniature Effects; 4.4 Panoramas; 4.5 High Dynamic Range (HDR) Imaging; 4.6 Color Adjustments and Effects with Mill Colour; 4.7 Double Exposures; 4.8 Adding a Border or Frame to Your Photo; 4.9 Taking Things to the Next Level with App Recipes; Chapter 5: The Retro Look; 5.1 Step into the iPhone's Photographic Time Machine; 5.2 To 1974--and Beyond; 5.3 Polaroids and Instant Cameras; 5.4 The Wonderful World of Hipstamatic; 5.5 Re-creating the Darkroom Experience; 5.6 Black-and-White Images; 5.7 From App to the Desktop; Chapter 6: Fun and Offbeat Effects; 6.1 Toy Cameras; 6.2 Photo Booths; 6.3 Build a LEGO Construction with LEGO Photo; 6.4 Comic Strips with Strip Designer; 6.5 Monet and Picasso, via

For the past fifteen years, Allan Hoffman has been the technology columnist for "The Star-Ledger," New Jersey's largest daily newspaper, where he writes about Internet culture and trends, the iPhone, and digital photography. His work has appeared in "Newsday," the "New York Times," Wired.com, and many other magazines and newspapers. He maintains a photoblog at whatiseenow.com and spent much of his teenage years in his high school's darkroom.