EmailSmartphone cameras, particularly the iPhone camera, have come a long way since the first camera-phone. Not only has the quality increased, with bigger sensors, higher megapixel lenses, and full HD photo and video capabilities, but the cameras have increased functionality and features that make your iPhone's camera rival some of the best cameras on the market.
Since, iPhone photography has almost become an artform in itself, and at the very least people are using their iPhone's to create images that rival the world's best photography. To that end, Apple has introduced a new website to help people get the most out of their iPhone cameras and learn to create stunning images.
The site offers tutorial videos on 20 different aspects of the phone including: how to shoot a portrait; how to shoot with street lamps, how to shoot a horizon; and much more. Check out this sample on YouTube.
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