The Smart Phone Photography Guide: Shoot * Edit * Experiment * Share Paperback – 9 Oct. 2014

Really enjoyed this guide have now read it through & will use it to refer back to, explains the concepts of traditional photography & how they apply to smartphones which is very useful, also filled with tips how to improve your photos. Does recommend various apps, but I have found some no longer exist now (on Android) at least as the book is from 2014 shows how things change a lot in this area

It was a bit too involved. Not a quick helpful guide

Very useful guide for both smartphone and tablet. I like the chapters which show how to use the apps

Recommended! Bought this for my kids & has been a great inspiration to them, they now take lots of beautiful & interesting shots & not just silly selfies! I enjoy looking thro' this myself too!

Great field guide to smartphone photography with some cool apps and tips to get you started

Used to shoot this film http://youtu.be/91FWsAzOM7g

Excellent book with lots of interesting sections dedicated to smart phones!

Arrived quickly seemed very good value but as its a Xmas present for my camera mad grandson I cannot comment further

A great christmas present for a friend who likes to take pictures

This is a GREAT place to start as a beginner to smartphone photography. I really enjoyed this book, even though it didn't really go too in depth. I found it just uplifting; a kind of "WE MATTER TOO!!" for smartphone photography. And if I hadn't already scoured the Internet for weeks reading every "tips for smartphone photography" I could find, this book would have helped immensely. This and another one I bought about low light photos on a compact/smartphone camera are the best ones I've read specific to mobile photography. Keep in mind that anything on composition and a lot of books on "regular" photography can be a great help too. Most phones can do everything described except adjust aperture (and you'll want to keep ISO way low all the time). In conclusion, if you don't know much about photography and want to start getting more out of your phone's camera, you won't regret this purchase. Good luck with your photographic journey!

As other reviewers said, the type is surprisingly small. The book is also pretty tiny, so if they made a normal sized book, they may have been able to use more readable font.The content is ok. It's a gift, so I'll see how the recipient likes it!

Very good and informative book.It was a little hard to read for me (small letters,glossy pages) but that is a personal problem.

I love the idea and intent of this book. And it seems to have good photos that accompany the text. But it is impossible to read the book because the type size is like a 2 font (usually fonts in books and defaults on computers are a 12 font, as a point of reference). If the publisher would provide a PDF of the book to accompany the print version, or ditch the current edition and reprint in a larger font it would be possible to comment on the content of the book. Too bad. It's a popular topic that could have enjoyed a wide readership. But this edition was pretty much wrecked by the publisher's design layout choice. Be aware of this if you don't have 20 year old, 20-20 vision.

I enjoyed this book. It does not get to much in-depth but it does give a lot of good basic photographic advice that would really apply to any camera. After all, Smartphone Photography is still photography. My only complaint would be the size of the print font, they should have made the book a little larger.

A little overwhelming with basic info. It was great for my 10 year old son.

This was really good and I am getting a lot of use out of the book! Yeah the writing is a little small but still a good book!

This little book is great for anyone learning to take quality photos with their cell phone. Two thumbs up!

Love this book.