- Phil Coffman – Art Director + Photographer » iPhone Photography
Really nice round up of current-available iphone image editing software. I've been using my phone cam a lot more lately, on my no-a-moblog-honest-guv, and I really like some of the photos I've got out of it, mostly using Best Camera and CameraBag. On a quick play though, it's Tiltshift and Mill Color, both of whihcb are new to me that are going to help me most out of it.
Tag: iphone
Bookmarks for July 22, 2009
- Matt Legend Gemmell – iPhone Development Emergency Guide
Really quite a good quickstart – cleared up a few things for me, at any rate.
- Alasdair on the Plinth – a set on Flickr
Phil's photos from the other night – them as dressed up and made an effort will probably find better shots of themselves in there than anything I've managed to get, but at least *someone* managed to get some good photos. There's even one or two of me here that I like. Cheers, Phil.
Bookmarks for July 7, 2009
- Prowl
Iphone app for mac users – get growl notifications from your mac forwarded to your iphone as push notifications. I can see a number of uses for this one…
Bookmarks for May 30, 2009
- Daring Fireball: Excerpts From the Diary of an App Store Reviewer
I'm sure 90% of you have no interest in the ongoing ludicrousness of Apple's iTunes App Store approvals process. But the three of you that have been paying attention to it will probably find this as funny as I did.
Bookmarks for March 18, 2009
- Kingsnorth report reveals shocking police campaign of intimidation against protesters – Britcit
This one's worth circulating far and wide – police using the various powers they've been given over the last while to suppress a peaceful protest.
- 20 Great PHP Libraries You Need to Know | KomunitasWeb
There's plenty of non-geek stuff in today's pile of links. Just skip past this one.
- Undesigning the Emergency @Etech Benjamin H. Bratton
Highlight " Because as software becomes a medium through which the city is accessed and made social, the paired need for both open software and hardware is clear. The design of the open public space is dependent on the design of the open software which is, increasingly, dependent on the design of open cities."
- Søren Vind >> pc_user
Might be handy in future projects – one of the first things I almost invariable do it set up a user class to handle logins and similar rubbish, and it'd be nice to have a handy boxed-up model to do all that with.
- iPhone 3.0: everyware-ready? « Magical Nihilism
Matt Jones identifies the really interesting thing about yesterday's Iphone 3.0 announcement, and it's not copy-and-paste.
- Espionage – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This looks like a fairly decent starting point, anyway. Of course, that's probably just what the government wants me to think.
- Intelligence cycle management – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Today is "everything you didn't need to know about intelligence, and weren't afraid to ask" day.
- Category:Secret broadcasting – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Fascinating espionage-related stuff I had never heard of before now.
- Computer programmer from Finland has lost finger replaced with USB drive – Telegraph
I probably don't need the little finger on my left hand, you know…
Bookmarks for January 28, 2009
- Immortal jellyfish swarming across the world
"Stars nearly aligned" says Professor Angell. On the other hand, maybe this will finally give us a leg up all becoming young and thin and energetic again. Or turn us into a race of degenerate fish-men, I guess. Either's good by me. Ia! Etc…
- Everything you know about ARGs is WRONG
Ding! Correct! This, right here, is why I have never played an ARG. And why I would love to get paid to write one.
- alexyoung's ico
Former colleague's JS graph library. Looks handy.
- Switching from scripting languages to Objective C and iPhone: useful libraries :: Hackdiary
About to start an Objective C/Cocoa spare time project. Don't know if I'll need any of these tools, but it can't hurt to have a reference to find them.
Bookmarks for December 18, 2008
- Six Grid Desktop.
Anyone who has seen my desktop will know it tends to er, fill up a bit. So let's see if this makes it easier for me to manage my home work flow. (I know it won't work in the office, because of the sheer amount of random crap I need to get swift access to in any given week…)
- Objectified: A Documentary Film by Gary Hustwit
I finally got around to watching Helevtica (the film about the font) while I was away at the weekend, and it was really very good. I look forward to seeing this.
- k-punk: The voice of Weird paternalism
On the difference between Oliver Postgate's heyday and now: "There are no children, there are no adults, there is no wonder: only adolescents in waiting, being spoken to by screamingly selfconscious adolescents in their twenties and thirties."
- Simple White WordPress Theme
What it says on the tin. I'd need to play with it a bit to get it to work for me, but I do like the basic structure.
- Poolga. iPhone and iPod Touch wallpapers for the rest of us.
Yes, I shall be wanting some of these for my phone, for those times when I get bored of my own photos.
- 11 Creative Coffee and Tea Mug Designs
May of these are superb, and I would be delighted to own them. Just, y'know, saying.
- undrln
Digg/Reddit type site for design/branding/media stuff.
- 2008 Greek riots – The Big Picture – Boston.com
I am torn between awe at these pictures, and horror at the events they depict. Even if you don't normally look at the photography links I post, you can't afford to miss this one.
Bookmarks for October 27, 2008
- Camerabag
I've been wondering if/when anyone would get around to this – some basic in-camera fitlers that I can apply to photos on the iphone to replicate the effect of various old-style cameras. Well, yes, someone has come with an app to do it, and it does it bloody well. This is going to make my phhone cam much more useful.
Bookmarks for April 9, 2008
- Dead Air
I am trying to break some of my photography habits. So, here’s my new lo-fi photography site. No commentary, no interaction, no attempt to produce anything other than lo-fi snaps of things I point a crappy little iphone camera at.
Bookmarks for February 25, 2008
- Developer’s Guide – Google Chart API
This might come in handy at some future point – I’ve been working on a graph-heavy project for a client, and it would have been ace to have this available when we started.
- garfield minus garfield
They say: “Who would have guessed that when you remove Garfield from the Garfield comic strips, the result is an even better comic about schizophrenia, bipolor disorder, and the empty desperation of modern life?”
They’re right, and it’s superb. - List of Cheatsheets
Most programmers I know have one or two of these to hand most of the time. I’d like to take time to go through them, anhd work out which ones best fit my needs.
- Tip: Prevent iPhoto from opening when you plug in your iPhone – (37signals)
The camera on the phone is for quickblogging while out and about, and I email the pics I want off it so it’s a pain to have to close iphoto every time I plug the thing in. Here’s how to stop it.