Does the click-to-focus thing in the iPhone photo app actually do anything? It seems like when I use it, then hit fire half a second later, it (often) gets a new focus-lock and (always) gets a new exposure-lock before taking the picture, so what's the point?
Also, I found a use for the HDR button: it's a way of forcing overexposure. The "HDR" image will be shit, but it also saves another image that is a couple of stops brighter.
Tap-to-focus doesn’t do much, but try holding down a moment for AE/AF lock.
This is why I use Camera+ by taptaptap.
Ditto. Plus: ability to focus on one place, but meter the light from a second place.
Ditto^2.
Not like the 4S is a great camera needing all sorts of nuance, the best camera is the one you have, &tc.
Camera+ is very much worth the buck or whatever it costs. If I can't make it work with it, I should have brought my SLR, and probably the tripod.
Yeah, now is the time to play the "find a decent camera app" game. The built in Camera one is a bit limited.
I like Camera Genius, or if I'm feeling in the mood for processed images - Hipstamatic.