First Photo Taken by iPhone
Washington Apple Pi Journal, reprint information
This is the Journal’s first photo taken by an iPhone, taken at the July General Meeting. The iPhone lacks a viewfinder, so you must take a photo at arm’s length, which is not the steadiest position. This is particularly disadvantageous in dim light, since the shutter speed will be slow and, as a consequence, the photo will be blurry to very blurry. This photo shows the crowd listening to the July presentation on building Web sites. Click on the image for a full-resolution image. (Photo taken with Kathleen Charters’ iPhone)
Reviewed
October 26, 2008
Washington Apple Pi is an international user group, with a history spanning three decades to the dawn of personal computing. The “Pi” continues to serve users of the very first personal computers as well as users of the most modern, advanced systems through its meetings, magazine, computer bulletin board and Internet services.
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