Today I came across a short film called Finger Lovin' that I found quite amusing. The film runs for just a few minutes and tells of a love story between two fingers... Definitely worth the laugh!
What I found interesting, was that the film was shot on an iPhone 4 using the 8mm Vintage Camera film app on a "rainy day" with a $0 budget and edited using iMovie on an iMac. Props used in the film were selected based on what was literally within reach at the time the film was shot.
Read more, and watch the film here: Finger Lovin' - iPhone 4 + iMovie Short Film.
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Showing posts with label Camera. Show all posts
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Sunday, November 21, 2010
iPhone 3GS Camera Not Working
I recently updated the software on an old iPhone 3GS, which aside from having a few issues with the iPhone 4.1 software upgrade, it worked ok.
Until today, I had not experienced any issues with the upgraded software, when was attempting to take a photo. After opening the camera it seemed to start and work ok. If I tried to enable the zoom slider, switch to the video camera or take a picture, nothing worked. It was as though the touch screen was no longer active, although I managed to focus an area of the photo occasionally.
Returning to the home screen and back into the camera did not help, and terminating the camera process and restarting also had no affect.
To fix the issue, I turned the phone off and back on again, and stopped all running processes before trying (not sure if this had an affect). After the camera opened, if was fully functional and able to take photos.
Windows & iPhone Development
Until today, I had not experienced any issues with the upgraded software, when was attempting to take a photo. After opening the camera it seemed to start and work ok. If I tried to enable the zoom slider, switch to the video camera or take a picture, nothing worked. It was as though the touch screen was no longer active, although I managed to focus an area of the photo occasionally.
Returning to the home screen and back into the camera did not help, and terminating the camera process and restarting also had no affect.
To fix the issue, I turned the phone off and back on again, and stopped all running processes before trying (not sure if this had an affect). After the camera opened, if was fully functional and able to take photos.
Windows & iPhone Development
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