Photo from October 11, 2011
I found this unfinished photo stitch while randomly going through my Aperture library.
Nikon D3, Nikkor 24-70 f/2.8G
10 exposures (1/320 – 1/125sec) @ f/5 iso 200, 24mm
Someone asked me how I got the sunbleached faded photo treatment from this photo (mouseover to see original):
Olympus E-P2, Lumix G HD 14-14 f/4-5.8 OIS
1/400sec @ ƒ8, iso 200, 103mm (206mm)
I’ve always said that the best camera is the one you have on you, and I’ve mentioned that that cameraphones have a lot of versatility.
I haven’t been shooting seriously in over a year and my cameras are screaming for me to take this stuff seriously again.
Even my iPhone camera.
With my car finally back from the shop, my rear mirror finally repaired, me in the passenger side, and the latest burger from McDonald’s in my lap, I felt a lot of regret I couldn’t snap this with my Leica or Panasonic LX1. But then I remembered I was charging my iPhone…
Apple iPhone 3G
f/2.8, 3.85mm (37mm)
Continue reading about iPhone as a serious photographic tool after the jump