Showing posts with label best camera lens app for iphone. Show all posts
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Monday, June 9, 2014

Is there any android apps that have a camera app to where you can turn the lens around like an iphone camera?




BeatlesFan


Hate taking pictures on Android phones you can't see how you come out.


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My Android phone has a secondary camera that lets me see pictures that are taken (of my or someone else's face, based on assumption). Try looking in the settings of your camera before you take a picture.

what is a toy camera?




Kevin7





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Toy cameras are simple, inexpensive film box cameras made almost entirely out of plastic, often including the lens. The term is misleading, since they are not merely 'toys' but are in fact capable of taking photographs. Many were made to be given away as novelties or prizes. The Diana, an inexpensive 1960s 4x4cm novelty box camera from Hong Kong, is typically the camera most associated with the term 'toy camera'. Other cameras, such as the LOMO LC-A, Lubitel, and Holga, while originally intended as consumer, mass-market cameras, have also become identified with the term.

Many professional photographers have utilized toy cameras and the often strange optical effects of their inexpensive lenses to take award-winning photographs. Toy camera photography has been widely exhibited at many popular art shows, such as the annual Krappy Kamera show at the Soho Photo Gallery in the TriBeCa neighborhood of New York City. Various publications such as Popular Photography magazine have extolled the virtues of the Diana camera in its own right as an "art" producing image maker. Several books have also featured the work of toy cameras, such as The Friends of Photography's "The Diana Show", "Iowa" by Nancy Rexroth, and "Angels at the Arno" by Eric Lindbloom.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toy_camera

September 6, 2010
The 3D hype is now entering the toy market as well. Takara Tomy announced [JP, PDF] the so-called 3D Shot Cam today, a simple photo camera with two lenses. This âtoy version of Fujifilmâs FinePix REAL 3D W3â is aimed at children aged 12 and older who have to use a special viewer to view images shot with the camera in 3D. For that, the pictures have to printed out first (showing two shots side by side).

The 3D Shot Cam features a 0.3MP sensor and an SD card slot (8GB max.). Itâs sized at 55Ã142Ã30mm, weighs 100g and comes with two 3D viewers.

The camera will hit Japanese stores sometime next spring with a $70 price tag. Takara Tomy expects to sell 50,000 units per year in Japan, without saying anything about international distribution plans.
http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/09/06/3d-shot-cam-takara-tomys-3d-toy-camera/

Toy Camera: About This Group

âA group for plastic camera fanatics! If you use a holga, diana, lomo or any other toycamera as well as homemade pinholes; upload your best shots here. This is the kingdom of ââcheapââ photography where plastic, leaks and vignetting are kings. Make sure this is not the right place for any digital or post processed photographies. And please⦠upload a maximum of 2 shots a day (so our homepage features few different artists at the time)
http://www.redbubble.com/toy-camera (photos on link)

ToyCamera Apps
Takayuki Fukatsu's series of the first ToyCamera apps. This simple application changes your iphone's camera to the fun toycamera. You do not need any difficult setting or photo editing knowledge. Actually this app has any setting panel. All you need is just take a photo with this app. ToyCamera automatically adds several random effects that is chosen in setting to your pictures.
- Both random & non-random mode.
- 427 to 1600px rect & square photos.
- 8 top quality effect, Vintage Green, Vintage Warm, Vintage Yellow, Low Saturation, High Saturation, Toning Sepia, Black & White, HiCon Black&White
- Uploader to the BigCanvas Photoshare
What's new
- Retina display support progress.

Now retina display support is almost done. Next we will start developing update for Twitter new authentification.
http://appshopper.com/photography/toy-camera




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Sunday, January 19, 2014

Anyone know the app for iPhone that makes your photo have almost like a lens-looking effect?

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Emily


A lot of people lately have been editing their photo from their iPhone to look as if they're looking into one of those circle reflectors they have in stores or also as if they're looking through a camera lens & I can't find the app anywhere! It looks so cool but it's sorta hard to explain. If anyone knows what I'm talking about please let me know the app! Thank you!!!(:


Answer
You are asking about a fisheye lens.

Here is a link to such a lens for your iPhone

http://www.iprolens.com/

"lens-looking effect" Interesting term. There is no such term used in photography. Just so you know

How to get Polaroid looking pictures with Olympus OM-10 Film Camera.?




Paul M


I have an Olympus OM-10 film camera, and when I last got my photos developed they looked normal. How do I get those over saturated, polaroid looking pictures with my camera?

Many thanks for any help.



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Paul, would you drive a banana to work? Or wear a telephone on your head to keep it warm?

Then why would you try to make photos from an Olympus OM10 look like ones made in a Polaroid camera?

The OM10 can take great, "normal" photos. That is the point of that type of camera.

Professional Polaroid Peel Apart films and cameras can do that too. You are probably thinking of Polaroid 600 films and cameras, which are point and shoot, low quality images with white borders around them. If this is what you want, you should buy a Polaroid camera and some film from the Impossible Project.

If you want oversaturated instant photos, buy a Fuji Instax and Fuji Instax instant film.

If you don't care about the artistic integrity of what you are doing, go straight to the Poladroid app for your iPhone like all the other people who can't be bothered with being authentic.

In any case, you will do best using the proper camera/lens/film that is appropriate for the look you are trying to achieve. Else, you will be doing a lot of unnecessary work just to creat an inauthentic product.

Good luck!

METAL AND MANUAL! FILM FOREVER!




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Saturday, January 18, 2014

How to set iPhone right next to lens on camera as "teleprompter"?

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Noah


I want it right above my lens. I'm using a telepropmter app on my phone. I have a DSLR Canon Eos Rebel T3i


Answer
Tape it up your lens... or mount the iPhone on another tripod (there are tripod holders for iPhone or other smartphones) and have it right above your lens...
It's more like a cue card if you put it right above your lens. A teleprompter works by having a clear glass in front of your lens at an angle or a beam splitter reflecting words off a screen which is laying flat.

You could try buying a cheap picture frame with a glass and make your own DIY teleprompter, or check this video out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5_B8yksQmo

How to take wide angle picture without a proper lens?




Love2know


I need to take picture of a beach in a landscape mode. It has to look like I took it with wide angle lens. The problem is that I don't have that lens. Is there any apps that can help me to " stretch" the picture if I take it with a regular lens?
I use Nikon D40 but I edit it on IMac



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"App"? So you're using your iPhone....well...I can only think of 2 options.

Panoramic:
I dont know if there's currently a camera app that has this function, but you would just slowly move the camera to the right and the iPhone takes a bunch of pictures and stitches them together.

Cropping:
Take a picture and crop the top and bottom to make it look like it's stretched.




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