“One of the interesting facts we learned from the Steve Jobs biography is that he planned to revolutionize photography, and he may well have achieved that,” Nancy Messieh reports for TNW. “Walter Isaacson wrote about Jobs, saying, ‘He had three things that he wanted to reinvent: the television, textbooks and photography. He really wanted to take these on.'”
“While diehard photographers will question just how much you can get done with an iPhone, there is no denying that the camera has steadily developed over time and, if you subscribe to the notion that the best camera is the one you have with you, the iPhone may well be the best camera in countless pockets around the world,” Messieh reports.
Messieh reports, “When it comes to smartphone photography, we can safely say that the iPhone 4S puts its users in a pretty good position, not only because of the quality of the camera, but also because of the huge variety of apps, and accessories, [of] which photographers can take advantage.”
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Dan K.” for the heads up.]