Hi all. We've talked at length on here about all the OCR apps that are available, and I for one am finding them very impressive. I'm wondering if any of you know of an accessible website or app that teaches the basics of photography? I've been blind since birth, and am not that well-versed on a lot of the terminology. Family and friends have tried going over concepts with me, and as well-meaning and supportive as they are it would be great to have this information in text/audio format for future reference. Thanks in advance for anyone's assistance with this. In addition, I'm happy to clarify what exactly I'm seeking if that would be beneficial.
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I take tons of photos with my iPhone using the camera app and tripods and alignment boxes. It does all right in indicating side-to-side level, and if you use your face or something that looks like a face, it will tell you where on the picture, left center, right-center, centered, the face is. I refine the camera placement, when necessary, by asking a couple of friends on Facebook. Let us know the subjects of the photos you want to take.
* I also use Seeing AI to check that what I wanted actually got in the picture. If they have gotten the explore by touch feature working without crashing VO, that would be very helpful to you, as would all the other AI photo describers.