Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
iPhoneography is a hobby for many. With the onslaught of social media we all like sharing our imagery whether that be of our pets, food or indeed to show our friends, families and followers the adventures we get up to as we go about our daily lives. Personally I like to make these images look as good as possible, to my eye at least, and in order to do so I use a number of Apps for my iOS imaging that help give my images a bit of a finished and at times artsy kinda feel.
Again this is from a personal viewpoint so I’m hoping that the peek into this workflow will allow others to get an idea of what is possible and how to go about protecting your imagery to an extent by adding a watermark to your finished product.
Please note that I am in no way affiliated with any of the applications used in this process and neither do I receive any recompense whether financially or with free apps in return for creating this, or other, editing tutorials for my iOS imaging workflows.
Please do SUBSCRIBE to my Channel as I’m hoping to look to create more videos that will follow my adventures in time-lapse imaging and the gear I use having just bought a shiny new Canon 5DSr and having also just taken stock of a nice new motion control and time-lapse slider from Kessler Crane. We are currently sitting under a band of torrential rain here in Japan that has pretty much been solid for the past week and due to continue for yet another week so once that breaks I’m hoping to get out and hit the imaging with a vengeance.
Comments and Questions welcomed.
Cheers,
Mark.
iPhoneography is a hobby for many. With the onslaught of social media we all like sharing our imagery whether that be of our pets, food or indeed to show our friends, families and followers the adventures we get up to as we go about our daily lives. Personally I like to make these images look as good as possible, to my eye at least, and in order to do so I use a number of Apps for my iOS imaging that help give my images a bit of a finished and at times artsy kinda feel.
Again this is from a personal viewpoint so I’m hoping that the peek into this workflow will allow others to get an idea of what is possible and how to go about protecting your imagery to an extent by adding a watermark to your finished product.
Please note that I am in no way affiliated with any of the applications used in this process and neither do I receive any recompense whether financially or with free apps in return for creating this, or other, editing tutorials for my iOS imaging workflows.
Please do SUBSCRIBE to my Channel as I’m hoping to look to create more videos that will follow my adventures in time-lapse imaging and the gear I use having just bought a shiny new Canon 5DSr and having also just taken stock of a nice new motion control and time-lapse slider from Kessler Crane. We are currently sitting under a band of torrential rain here in Japan that has pretty much been solid for the past week and due to continue for yet another week so once that breaks I’m hoping to get out and hit the imaging with a vengeance.
Comments and Questions welcomed.
Cheers,
Mark.
