The Mobile Photographer: An Unofficial Guide to Using Android Phones, Tablets, and Apps in a Photography Workflow
Nov 2014 · Amherst Media
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It’s been said that, with smartphones, everyone is a photographer. There is a snide implication with that statement—that camera phones aren’t “real” cameras and that the people who use them aren’t “real” photographers. In this book, Robert Fisher proves that today’s Android devices offer cameras that are remarkably powerful and more than capable of producing images that rival those made with more “serious” equipment.
In this book, Fisher guides readers through the menus of the Android operating system, helping them to understand how to choose and use out-of-the-box controls for better images. Next, he covers add-on accessories and applications designed to enhance the devices’ capabilities. While the photographic capabilities of the “base” camera are pretty terrific and will meet with rave reviews from many users, the camera really produces images that sing when suited up with DSLR functions, filters, and postproduction effects—all of which Fisher covers with prowess and technical skill.
In this book, Fisher guides readers through the menus of the Android operating system, helping them to understand how to choose and use out-of-the-box controls for better images. Next, he covers add-on accessories and applications designed to enhance the devices’ capabilities. While the photographic capabilities of the “base” camera are pretty terrific and will meet with rave reviews from many users, the camera really produces images that sing when suited up with DSLR functions, filters, and postproduction effects—all of which Fisher covers with prowess and technical skill.
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About the author
Robert Fisher is a commercial and fine art photographer and freelance writer based just outside of Toronto, Canada. His love of photography began nearly 20 years ago when he was first exposed to the impressionistic style of photography. This style captivated his imagination served as the red pill for his journey into the photographic rabbit hole.
Robert holds an honors Bachelor of Administration degree from Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario and his photographic knowledge has been gained through trial and error, asking questions and informally studying photography and photographic techniques.
He has traveled as far as the Czech Republic to cover events and has held several solo and group shows as well as been exhibited in a number of local galleries. Robert has also levered off his education in business to publish several articles in finance industry publications.
Outside of photography, Robert is an enthusiastic and experimental amateur chef, a gardener, player of really bad guitar and owner of two adopted dogs he affectionately refers to as The Idiots.
Robert holds an honors Bachelor of Administration degree from Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario and his photographic knowledge has been gained through trial and error, asking questions and informally studying photography and photographic techniques.
He has traveled as far as the Czech Republic to cover events and has held several solo and group shows as well as been exhibited in a number of local galleries. Robert has also levered off his education in business to publish several articles in finance industry publications.
Outside of photography, Robert is an enthusiastic and experimental amateur chef, a gardener, player of really bad guitar and owner of two adopted dogs he affectionately refers to as The Idiots.
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