• Description: The smartphone has revolutionized photography by enabling almost everyone to have a camera with them at all times.  With the introduction of the iPhone in 2007 and Android phones a year later, the number of photos taken with phones far outnumbers the ones taken with digital cameras of any kind.  This program is designed to provide an overview of smartphone photography, storage and some best practices so you can make the best use out of this amazing tool.

• Key Takeaways:

  1. Discover an overview of the growth of phone photography.

  2. Understand where the images and videos are stored and how to manage them on the phone and the cloud (including backing them up).

  3. Learn the best subjects to use with a smartphone and where it is not as good as a camera.

  4. Review basic phone settings on both Android and iPhone/iPad devices

• Format: In-person or virtual

• Length: 60 minutes plus time for questions

• Available now!

Extra Photo Links:

• Corey's flickr site

• Corey's flickr albums

• Corey's interesting pictures (flickriver)

• Some of the questions that have come up in programs are answered at this page.