I never use my digital camera anymore. I have a Samsung Galaxy 4, and
its camera is amazing. I use it with my cloud dome, and I’m totally
delighted with the images I get.
I have a phone holder that goes onto my tripod. That’s the biggest
problem with pictures on your phone is holding still. Take a lot and
pick the good ones.
There was a recent discussion about using a smartphone to take
closeup pictures of our work. I generally use a cloud done with
5700K lights, a tripod, and a good camera with lots of manual
settings. I used my new iPhone with the same setup and, with some
editing, got fairly good pictures. I would still prefer to use my
usual setup as I have a lot more control over the results, but for a
quick picture that synchs right to iPhoto and can be emailed or
posted in some way, the iPhone will do. Thanks for prompting me to
try. Rob
I have the cloud dome which I have used with my digital camera. I
recently checked their website and learned that they now have an
attachment so that one can use a smart phone.
I almost hate to admit that I to have left my other 5 great cameras
on the shelf in their cases. Leaving the newer Nikon digital (with
lenses) in favor of my Samsung note 2…with a table top studio
photo setup. Platform for object is translucent whitish storage
containers from Target. No shadows, easy to tweak in photoshop or
bracket exposures. Its worse because I used to co-owned a camera shop
and Kodak professional dealership (as digital started to take off).
I think someone on Orchid posted a tip about taking photos with a
phone using a loupe over the lens. Darn good idea and it works!
Thanks to whoever posted it!