Crosby beach yesterday in the company of the metal Gormleys and wouldn’t you know it – forgot the camera. Millions of photos of these fellas must exist already, but I fancied a go all the same and of course had my telephone on me.
Coloured in Mill Colour, cropped, sharpened and slightly contrast-adjusted in Photogene, I like this one with the wind farm and the clouds over the hills in the background. Not a bad resolution either.
Having played with CameraBag and everything else, nothing really stuck till Hipstamatic.
Just checked now and found you can stick higher quality on in the settings. Damn. 525px wide’ll just have to do for these.
May 10th, 2010 by Ad.
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A £3.50 Ikea light, from above, pepped up on with Photogene on the phone. Love the way the 3GS handles white balance and focus.
January 28th, 2010 by Ad.
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Not painted a stroke in 16 years since my GCSE Art teacher tossed me an off-hand C and “accidentally” threw away 2 years of hard work after the final exhibition. Bastard. Hope the fixative did for him. So it took an iPhone to get me to have another go and this is it.
Turns out Brushes is pretty damn good fun and highly, dangeously addictive. But what’s really slick is that it records everything you do into a .brushes file on the iPhone, which the Brushes Viewer OS X app can then use to recreate all your fingering at a much higher res.
It can even make quicktimes of the process, but bear with me – need to sign up for Vimeo I think. There are lots of far more able people than me at it over at Flickr too.
PS. The girl did it.
April 17th, 2009 by Ad.
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And another thing… why can’t I turn my iPhone sideways-on when I’m reading an HTML email? To all intents and purposes it’s an identical view to Mobile Safari – especially when the email looks like the site it’s from – so I forget I’m in Mail and turn it sideways, but nothing happens. Then I get angry. Please fix this, Apple. Please fix it now.
February 15th, 2008 by Ad.
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While Gruber, as one would expect, makes convincing arguments and some good points in both his recent posts regarding gearlive’s flash-on-the-iphone rumour, I can’t help the feeling that he’s missing something:
The iPhone SDK is not going to be the sort of environment like Mac OS X where developers are free to create system-level plugins. No one is going to get to diddle with MobileSafari without Apple’s approval.
You’d get no argument from me there, but maybe there’s another way. What if – and it is an if – Adobe were to write a legit iPhone app that functioned as a new AIR platform, so us legions of hungry flash designer/developers could create bespoke apps to run in it? That’d be pretty cool and a lot more likely than Apple allowing Adobe to show video etc in webpages. Plus they’ve had a long, long time to figure it out, so you never know.
Slicker still would be if Adobe, instead of creating a platform app for AIR stuff to run in, made it possible to output from AIR directly as a native iPhone app, test in Device Central and deploy via iTunes just like we think traditional Apple devs will. Top all that off with well-written custom AS3 libraries (asking a lot from Adobe I know) for the various types of multi-touch interaction we’re all now so used to on the iPhone and you’d have a kick-ass, user-transparent dev platform based on flash. In fact, stretching this a little further, I can imagine testing these apps out directly in Device Central on a forthcoming MacBook Pro using its new multi-touch trackpad to get everything just so.
Now I’m not saying this is all that likely – something on that scale would more than likely require a big dollop of help from Adobe – but I’m crossing every finger I’ve got. I can dream, right?
February 13th, 2008 by Ad.
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This one’s been bugging me for a while. On the iPhone, as with most other mobiles, SMS messages pile up as on-screen summaries so I can tell at a glance at my still-locked phone what events I have waiting. This doesn’t seem to happen with email, however. So it’ll buzz, I’ll have a quick look and if there’s nothing there I’ll know it was an email, but I can’t screen it and make any kind of informed judgement there and then. Well I want that. Maybe with a different coloured box, but even an indication of “10 new emails” would be an improvement.
February 5th, 2008 by Ad.
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