Sun saturated Duomo, Brescia, Italy, originally uploaded by KenEKaplan.
When it’s better to be the ones looking up then down.
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How Life magazine’s legendary photographers shot the big moments in American history. (Photography alert tonight on BBC4.
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Camogli is a beautiful small town of the Ligurian coast, one of the many medieval villages you can find along the coast between Genoa and La Spezia.
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This is amazing. Would to test this out before buying, so I could see the different, feel if it’s awkward or difficult to shoot, and get a sense for the software and quality of the final capture.
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Video test of the iPhone 4S in its full HD 1080p video recording format coupled with the EnCinema iPhone SLR Lens Adapter from http://www.vid-atlantic.com which allows you to mount standard SLR pro lenses to your iPhone-based camcorder unit.
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From the official site: “The olloclip is a quick-connect lens solution for the iPhone 4 that includes fisheye, wide-angle and macro lenses in one small, convenient package that easily fits in your pocket. Nestled in the palm of your hand, the olloclip connects to the iPhone within seconds so you’ll be sure to capture the image you want…if you don’t see the picture you’re looking for just flip it over to switch lenses.The Fisheye lens captures approximately a 180 Degree field-of-view and produces some striking images.The Wide-Angle lens is great for when you need that extra field of view, approximately double that of the normal IPhone.The Macro lens applies roughly a 10X multiplier and allows you to focus the iPhone within 12-15mm of the subject. The Macro lens is cleverly concealed within the olloclip and can be accessed by unscrewing the Wide-Angle lens that is normally attached to it.”Thanks to my great friend Stefanos Karagos of Xplain for introducing me to the Olloclip (among many other cool gadgets and apps).
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Shot this driving down Van Ness Avenue using an iPhone 4 then edited the photo using the Big Lens app.
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