How to photograph food... according to the BBC News website

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

probably only for UK users as they tend to stop these sort of things from going international but worth a try...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-21235195

Cheers
Paul

[Mark Mywerds]

Only really good tip there is how he releases the shutter on his iPhone. Instead of punching it, he touches the button, composes and releases it to release the shutter. - My android is opposite - but the shutter lag is such that I can re-steady the phone after moving my finger to touch the button.

[The Mysterious Mr Biscuit]

Works fine in central Europe.

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

@4umfreak Mark, I have an Android phone too and I can trigger it by gently touching the screen - no significant lag at all.

[Meredith B]

@steampowered There's a "rest of the world" number down there at the bottom. LOL. Hey, if any of you are on Instagram, rick_poon takes great pics of food and such.

Now excuse me as I go back to Downton Abbey. Yee haw!!

[Mark Mywerds]

@steampowered, Well my phone is *two* whole years old so advancements must be significant by now.

...only half kidding.

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

@4umfreak I'm still waiting for the Jelly Bean upgrade on mine - it keeps getting put back and further back :o(

[Mark Mywerds]

@steampowered See? I'm on Gingerbread and at the end of my updates.

Either way, I'll hafta try some of those food platter shots from my DSLR...

[Claire]

You are a wonder, Paul. I can open it here in the states. having company in a few, so will read it after they leave. then I need to work on my photoshop skills. thanks for everything.

[karenpics]

I could open it in the States as well.