I have just come in to the 19th century with a smart phone and a camera combined! I had been using my old phone for about 12 years!
Can anybody advise me of an Android camera App that I can adjust the sharpening please? Mine generally creates halos around everything.
This shot was taken last Saturday afternoon in Bristol using a smart phone, I was completely ignored by every body around me. I am sure if I had been using my usual dslr I would have not been so inconspicuous.
A big hello to all the new followers of my little blog this week.
(c) Andy Beel FRPS 2013
Andy Beel FRPS 
Snap. But I have come into the 21st century!
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Hi Linda I would never presume to be as nerdy as everybody else seems to be about “the white heat of technology” (a quote from 1968 by weggie Benn?) Andy
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The likes of Kevin Meredith (lomokev.com) would probably be a good place to ask.
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Hi John thanks I will take a look. Andy
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Try . . . https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aviary.android.feather
This app has sharpening it seems. Scroll down the page for more apps.
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Hi Frank thanks I will take a look. Andy
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No halos on an iPhone! You’ve hit on one of the real benefits of a smart phone – Inconspicuousness. (is that a word?).
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Hi Andy thanks it’s a new word you have just created. Andy
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Yes, inconspicuousness, Andy – you’re both Andy! – smart phones don’t have that camera stigma – and especially so the effect of holding a largish camera up to your eye and pointing it at someone! I find that looking down into the Canon G11’s articulated screen to be similarly inconspicuous – and also firing from a distance with a 300mm. Adrian
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