Obtura
Deep Landscape from a Viewpoint: Plan on iPhone, Shoot on Your Camera
A worked example from Top of the Rock in New York: how Obtura chose f/11, 1/180 s and ISO 64, and how the Leica frames compared.
Read the guide →iPhone Photography and Filmmaking Guides
A more deliberate light reading. A few words for a photograph. Five shots to show an action. Field notes from New York, by day and underground. Five guides to try at your own pace, with examples you can make your own.
Obtura
The Subway at Night: Settings for Low, Mixed Light
Two frames from Spring Street station in New York, with the real settings: why 1/160 s, f/2.4 to f/2.8 and ISO 320 worked underground.
Read the guide →Obtura
Use an iPhone Light Meter for Film Photography
Set film ISO, take a reflected-light reading and transfer exposure settings to your camera. A practical guide with an equivalent-exposure example.
Read the guide →Exhibit
How to Write a Museum-Style Label for Your Photo
Give a photograph a title and a short museum-style label. Use a worked example, a reusable writing prompt and a simple check before sharing.
Read the guide →Adunor
Plan a Five-Shot Video on iPhone
Turn one simple action into a short iPhone video. Plan five useful shots, keep the framing consistent and review the sequence before filming more.
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