The Figital Revolution » iphone art

I’m Not Going To Say I Told You So

figitalrevolution — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 19:24:05 +0000

Click on the audio play button to listen to this 13 minute discussion on the future of photography…

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Filed under: analog film technology, analog photography, Camera Technologies, digital revolution, digital technology, iphone art, Mobile Art Project: MAP, photo industrial complex, photography today, Suggestions from the Revolution Tagged: end of journalism, end of point and shoot camera, future photography, mobile technologies art, mobile technologies fashion, mobile technologies news, new photo trend

My Paris Review

figitalrevolution — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 18:05:19 +0000

Click on the audio logo to listen to a quick review of my recent trip to Paris…

Quick In Camera Stitch from Versailles

Filed under: indian hill imageworks, iphone art, iphone post Tagged: iphone art paris, mobile art project, paris photography, schaub paris photo

Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad iPhone?… Part 1

figitalrevolution — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 13:56:57 +0000

Are you afraid?… or are you inspired?

Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad iPhone?… Part 1

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LINKS:

Owle Bubo
MAP: Mobile Art Project
Owle on Youtube

Filed under: iphone art, iphone post, owle bubo Tagged: fine art iphone owle, iphone owle bubo fine art, mobile art project, traveling owle iphone artworks schaub

iPhone Artwork #1. Vermont 2010

figitalrevolution — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 13:28:51 +0000

Here is the direction my current love fest with the iPhone is going…

All blurring is due to long exposure in the iPhone… in this case 16 seconds. The low resolution adds to the image feel. The artwork was then converted to black and white and had minor adjustments for overall contrast but not much. The image tone and grain were also added in Photoshop… the grain helps to “blend” the tonal range of the image. I chose to print the image on Japanese Shikishi (300 gsm) which is a beautiful uncoated hand-made paper.

I like it alot!

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• iPhone Artwork #1. Vermont 2010
• Mobile Art Project
• Image Size: 9.5 x 10.5
• Printed on hand-made Japanese Shikishi, 300 gsm
• Edition size: One
• $375
• Copyright Stephen Schaub 2010

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The Uncommon Case

figitalrevolution — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 20:15:48 +0000

I am always perfecting my carry solution with regards to my camera gear so by extension this has to affect my iPhone as it has a camera too… right?! Ok this may be a bit of a stretch but this is a very cool service by Uncommon where you can make a custom case for your cell phone printed with all of your artworks and designs. The online interface is very easy to use and setting up files to meet their specs is quite simple. The cost is a bit high but not crazy. I have just uploaded the image to the right and I will write again when the case arrives with my thoughts on its quality in both durability and printing as well as their turnaround time.

Viva la Revolution- Stephen

Note: I got a note from Uncommon several hours after I drafted this post that my order was finished and had just shipped… that’s fast!

iPhone Software Recommendation: I find this panoramic software for my iPhone 3Gs quite good…Panorama Application by i Fone Guys, $9.99… made the image below this afternoon at one of my favorite places to eat in VT… Sissy’s Kitchen in Middletown Springs. The image is made up of 4 individual frames which were merged automatically in the software on the iPhone… very cool and great for web work!

Filed under: iphone art Tagged: art iphone case, custom iphone cases, sissys kitchen

The iPhone Possibility

figitalrevolution — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 01:50:18 +0000

Yes, I finally broke down and purchased an iPhone… guess what… I love it! … My wife hates it!

I am going to post over the next few weeks some interesting options with regards to using the iPhone (mine is the 3gs) for imaging… I know you think I’m nuts but check out two quick shots below… 90% of the production was done using different in camera programs.

The first post will be in a day or two… I am presently testing different photo apps and post production requirements for each.

Viva la Revolution-

Stephen

Filed under: iphone art Tagged: camera phone art, i phone art photography