A few months ago, I started taking 30-minute walks around my neighbourhood. I always bring my pocket camera. I use the native photo app, Halide by Lux, or Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Mobile app on my iPhone 11 Pro.
Halide is a powerful photography tool for mobile devices with advanced manual controls to fine-tune settings like focus, exposure, and ISO. It has an elegant user interface and high-quality image processing.
I subscribe to the Adobe Creative Cloud Photography suite for $10/month, giving me access to Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Photoshop on macOS or iPad, and 20GB of cloud storage. I also get the mobile applications Photoshop Express and Lightroom Mobile.
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Mobile is a pocket-friendly tool that packs powerful editing tools, RAW support, and seamless cloud integration. It allows me to capture, edit, and share stunning photos on the go.
Bridgy Response
Your post was a good reminder that I carry a pretty formidable phone in my pocket (iPhone 14 Pro). I've tried in the past to be more "intentional" with my iPhone photos but I've failed because of my lack of a pragmatic workflow to manage Lightroom and Apple Photos concurrently... perhaps it's time to try one more time.
This post by Khurt Williams reminded me that I carry a powerful and underutilized camera. This iPhone 14 Pro is always in my pocket.
I'd like to be more intentional with the iPhone camera. But how? Every now and then I have the same thought. "Let me be more intentional
Bridgy Response
The starburst is beautiful, but the curved street with the red trees got me drooling here. Beautiful photos!
Beautiful images! I will take a look of the Halid app. Thank you for the info.
Beautifully done!
Great decision.
Another simple use case. I am getting used to opening the LR camera app in HDR mode on my iPhone 11. It really does provide three bracketed images that capture the best light and color in a scene. Always wipe my lens off with a cotton cloth before taking the shot.