I’m well aware that the average smartphone can take an image that’s virtually indistinguishable from the average DSLR camera, but I’ve never felt the desire to learn how to do it.Īs with most things, having the right tool isn’t enough. I mostly use it to take ‘throwaway’ photos of documents, recipes, food I’ve eaten, etc., or just of photos of my kids that I intend to share with family.
I’ve never really been interested in taking ‘serious’ photos with my phone. Students seem to be active and enthusiastic about the content. I was amazed to find so much activity within the course modules – each lesson has thousands of comments. There’s clearly a lot of information in the iPhone Photo Academy (over 10 hours of videos!), but the question has to be asked – is there any point to it all?īefore starting the review, I must admit to being rather sceptical about whether it’s even necessary to have such a course, so I decided to investigate the following question:
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This is especially relevant if you have one of the latest iPhone X series of cameras with two separate cameras on the back of the phone. Module #7 is a nice addition which shows how current the iPhone Photo Academy actually is detailing the advanced features of the latest iPhone models. There’s also ‘Lifetime Membership to the Private Online Community’ – something that I initially dismissed as being a cheap sales stunt, but which actually proved to be very impressive indeed – see later in the review. How To Manage, Share And Print Your iPhone Photos Expanding Your Creativity With Live Photosĩ.
The Advanced Camera Features Of The Latest iPhone ModelsĨ. iPhone Photo Academy Course StructureĬlick to expand the modules to see more information below:ħ. While most iPhone photography courses focus on showing you which buttons to press and ignore the topic of how to think creatively, this one shows you the technical aspects as well as teaching you how to see the world through the eyes of an experienced photographer – despite the limitations of your tool. The goal of the iPhone Photo Academy is that every student learns to take, edit and share amazing photos just with their iPhone, freeing them from the need to carry a bulky camera. In a nutshell, the iPhone Photo Academy is an in-depth online course that promises to show you how to take incredible iPhone photos to wow your friends – ones that you’ll be proud to look at years later. Each room offers a unique aesthetic, so visitors should have no problem finding the a set up that suites their vibe.The Academy includes 6 modules, each with between 30~90 minutes of online video lessons.ĭon’t be put off by the long sales page – this course isn’t some kind of get rich scheme created by Emil…Īs I found while trawling through all the videos, a massive amount of time has been invested into the creation and development of the Academy. Selfie Utopia is made of 15 stylish rooms, including an adult-sized ball pit that will simply blow your mind. The selfie museum was hand painted and decorated by both Marina and Evan, along with friends and local artists in the city.
We want to be able to help out the regular people who just want to come in and have fun, but also, if you are a content creator, you can actually come in here and make some magic happen,” Le said. “Everyone is looking for that perfect photo or background. With the constant rise in social media, they thought it would be a great idea to bring this concept to the Bluff City. Marina and Evan both enjoy traveling, and noticed that photo experiences are trending around the country. Selfie Utopia is the newest-and only-interactive selfie museum here in Memphis currently- located in The Wolfchase Galleria, and owned by native Memphians, Marina Le and Evan Lam.
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