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The built-in camera, along with a few apps, has for the most part replaced my digital slr and photoshop. Especially for throwaway blog pictures; most of the photos on this blog were taken with my iPhone. And since my phone's always with me, I always have a camera handy, with nothing extra to carry.
Here's the built-in camera app with full screen preview, you hit the little camera icon to click away:
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This is what you get:
Then CameraBag, where the real fun begins. It has filters that stimulate different camera effects, including holga and lomo cameras (my favorites):
Here's the lomo (lolo):
Here's the helga (holga):
And you can also combine filters. Here's the photo with lolo applied, and then helga:
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This is only semi-related, but very interesting. This artist, Jorge Colombo, sells prints of digital art "painted" directly on the spot using an iPhone app called Brushes. (Buy these prints here, for $20, better hurry!)
Can you believe this dude painted that with his finger on his iPhone screen? Crazy.
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