The iPhoneography Podcast - an iPhone Photography Show
Currently the longest running show solely dedicated to all things relating to iPhone Photography. We talk about News, tips, how-to’s, apps, and we have the occasional guest. We’re not well known professional photographers but we do our best to entertain and enlighten you. If you like what you hear, you can support it at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mcmillan.
Episodes
With summer in full swing, at least in the northern hemisphere, people might tend to get outside more, and what better way to get out than to go on a photowalk. We’re going to talk about how to organize a photowalk and give you some ideas for how to make it successful.
Eric Borkowski joins us for a discussion about how he incorporates the iPhone into his sports shooting workflow.
In this episode, we start with a couple of quick news updates before diving into the main event: RAW 9. During WWDC, we stumbled upon a fascinating video on the Apple Developer YouTube channel. It’s about RAW 9, and we’re curious to know what it is and why it matters. Tune in as Jeff Donald joins us for a discussion on this intriguing topic.
We had originally planned to do a show to discuss the upcoming photography-related things that would be announced for iOS 27, but due to the lack of information released about iOS 27, we didn’t think we had much to tell, but we ended up giving our thoughts about what we did see. So it’s kind of like a Seinfeld episode where we spent an hour talking about nothing.
There are so many places available to learn about photography, even iPhone photography. On this episode, we will share some of the resources that we’ve used to help us learn more about the craft.
Gavin Hardcastle (Fototripper)
Whether it’s because you’re getting older like me, or you just want a better view of your images, also like me, sometimes it’s nice to edit your images on the desktop. Dave, Dwight and I will talk about some of the desktop editors we use and why we use them to get the look we want for our images.
Photos - Included on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Today we discuss the iPhone camera’s focal lengths. What are they and why do we care? We’ll also look at which ones to use in certain situations. Plus, we have something very cool to tell you about and you won’t want to miss it.
Good artists copy, great artists steal. This is something Steve Jobs once said in an interview with Walt Mossberg. It could also be the means by which we gather inspiration for our photography, and on this episode, we’re going to talk about what or who inspires us.
The team at Reeflex is set to release an update to their flagship camera app, and we will be taking a deep dive into it to let you know what to expect. Also, we have something new to show you!
On this episode, Dave, Dwight and I are joined by an acquaintance of mine, and a fellow Canadian, who has been enjoying the printing process of his iPhone photography workflow.
We have another guest on the show! Jeff Donald is coming on to talk about his experiences with iPhone photography, and we’re curious to hear the story behind the photo of himself that he provided for the YouTube thumbnail.
Last fall, we put the offer out there for listeners to join us on the show to talk about their iPhone photography, and this week, we'll have a conversation with Michael Sage about just that.
On the last show we talked about how the Apple Camera app tends to over-sharpen our photos, and how we are starting to dislike it. On this episode, Dave, Dwight and I discuss it further with more options to combat the issue.
After a well needed break, we are back! We’ll update you on a couple of things, our live recording is at a new time, and what’s the deal about Apple’s camera producing over-sharpened photos? We’ll dive in and see what can be done about it.
It’s that time of year again when we open our wallets and get that special something for that special someone. In this episode, we offer some suggestions for the iPhone photographer on your list.
It’s that time of year again when we open our wallets and get that special something for that special someone. In this episode, we offer some suggestions for the iPhone photographer on your list.
In the last episode, we talked about a few third party camera apps. This week, we’re going to continue this topic paying attention to creating panoramic images. The Apple Camera has an amazing panoramic feature but, as you know, there are other ways to create those wonderfully wide vistas.
The iPhone comes with a great camera built right in, and it’s probably the one component that gets the most development by Apple. However, there are times when the Apple Camera just doesn’t do what we want it to do, so we look to the plethora of third party camera apps available in the App Store. We cover a few of the ones we use that serve their own purposes. Also, Who’s the real Dodgers fan? Listen in and find o...
Apple Memories is probably the most under-utilized feature in the Photos app. We’re going to dive into this wonderful tool to help you preserve some memories, old and new, especially since the holiday season is fast approaching.
Creating a Memory With Apple Intelligence
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Shayne Mostyn joins us to discuss some concerning issues with the cameras in the new iPhones this year. We’ll talk about what people are reporting and Dave gets out his soapbox for a rant.
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The iPhone 17 lineup has been out for a few days now and we are going to give you our initial thoughts on the Cosmic Orange Pro Max. We’ll talk what’s good, what’s bad, and tell you if it’s worth the upgrade.
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