iPhone Photography with John Lehmann in Hong Kong

Of all the photographic advancements made in the past 30 years, smartphone photography has transformed the photo industry more drastically than any other invention (in-body autofocus was made available in 1985 by Minolta). Apple's iPhone wasn't the first phone to have a camera, but it was the first to convince the masses that we no longer needed to carry around a point and shoot. Smartphone photography has even influenced 'real' camera design (think about 'selfie' mode) and has been embedded into our society as a cultural fixture.

How do working photographers feel about smartphone photography? We talk to Globe and Mail photojournalist John Lehmann to share his thoughts on his iPhone and smartphone photography in general.

Thanks for watching and for your support with your 'likes' and comments. Please remember you are liking the video and not the product we are reviewing or commenting on. Although we call this 'iPhone Photography' we are also talking about mobile phone and smartphone technology in general, which includes Samsung, LG, Sony, Moto, BB, etc.

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