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DIY iPhone Accessory Captures Incredible Footage
BY Stella Violano on Tue February 21st, 2012
Learn how to make this clever iPhone accessory that attracts curious wildlife for under $10.
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Get Out Your iDevice And Start Shooting - New Exhibit Is Open To All
BY Stella Violano on Tue February 14th, 2012
Show off your iPhotography skills and help a good cause. Join the call for entries for the Depixtions Exhibit.
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Hipstamatic Just Got A Sidekick In The Form Of Hipstamatch
BY Andy Nicolaides on Sat February 11th, 2012
Every Hipstamatic user's dreams may have just come true with this new app from Fresly.
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QuickPix - Take Photos While Shooting Video On Your iOS Device
BY Joe White on Mon February 06th, 2012
QuickPix is a $1.99 universal iOS app that allows Apple fans to take digital images while shooting video on an iOS device.
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Macworld 2012: The iPro Lens System Turns Your iPhone Into A Pro-Grade Camera
BY Lory Gil on Fri January 27th, 2012
At this year’s Macworld event, Schneider Optics showed off their camera lens package, the iPro Lens System. The package includes a clever protective cover, fisheye and wide-angle lenses and a case that doubles as a tripod mount or a convenient handle.
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Nikon's New D-SLR Camera Can Be Controlled With An iOS Device
BY Joe White on Sun January 08th, 2012
It has recently been announced that Nikon's upcoming D4 D-SLR camera can be controlled with an iPhone or iPad.
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The GIZMON iCA Can Make Your iPhone Look Like A Classic, Retro Camera
BY Joe White on Sun January 01st, 2012
A new iPhone case called the GIZMON iCA can transform an iPhone handset into a classic, retro camera.
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Concept: iCam - How The iPhone 5 Could Become An Amazing Digital Camera
BY Joe White on Mon November 28th, 2011
A new concept published by ADR Studio highlights exactly how Apple could revolutionize the photography industry with the iPhone 5.
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Apple's iPhone 4S Now Flickr's Second Most Popular Camera Phone
BY Joe White on Mon November 21st, 2011
Apple's iPhone 4S handset is now the second most popular camera phone on Flickr, according to the website's Camera Finder webpage.
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Jailbreak Only: ZoomIsBack! - Tap To Zoom Makes A Triumphant Return To The Camera App
BY Joe White on Mon October 31st, 2011
Back in iOS 4, it was possible to zoom in the Camera app by double-tapping an iOS device's screen. However, in iOS 5 Apple removed the feature, replacing it with pinch-to-zoom which, in all honesty, isn't that practical. Now, a new jailbreak tweak called "ZoomIsBack!" brings iOS 4's tap-to-zoom feature to iOS 5.
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Batch Photo-Editing App Arrives - It's Really Good
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Fri October 28th, 2011
The team behind the popular DailyBooth app has cooked up something new for the iPhone/iPod touch. Batch is a photo app that lets you send “batches” of photos to your friends and family.
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Take A Look At How Much The iPhone Camera Has Improved Over The Years
BY Tommy Ly on Tue October 25th, 2011
These side by side images show the improvements to the iPhone's camera since its original launch.
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The Avengers Movie - Yeah, Some Of It Was Filmed With An iPhone
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu October 20th, 2011
Want proof Hollywood loves the iPhone? Some of the scenes in the upcoming The Avengers movie were filled with an iPhone. This news comes from ComicBookMovie.com.
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What Do iPhone 4S Pictures Look Like? Here Are Some Examples
BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed October 05th, 2011
As you know, one of the key new features of the iPhone 4S is its incredible camera. Indeed, it's not only faster, but packs an 8MP sensor, a larger 2.4 aperture, and an amazing IR filter that will make colors look better than ever. Many of you have been asking to see how it performs, and Apple complied by posting some unedited first shots.
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The Brady Bunch Arrives On The iPhone - Sort Of
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Wed September 28th, 2011
Anaheim, California-based iPad Apps Programming has announced the availability of its new iPhone app, Family Booth, available now in the App Store. The app arranges photos of your family is a way that might look very familiar to TV fans.
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Word Chat Combines Word Play And Video Interaction
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu September 01st, 2011
Word Chat is a new take on the traditional tile-based word playing games. It includes three games that may be played against others using your iDevice’s camera. The $.99 game uses the front facing camera of the iPhone 4, iPod touch fourth-generation, or iPad 2 to a create a unique gaming experience that looks very impressive.
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Top AppAdvice News And Apps Of The Past Week
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Sun August 28th, 2011
Steve Jobs resigned as Apple’s CEO this week and AppAdvice had this news and much more covered in the week that was. Jobs Exits & Cook Takes Over Steve Jobs Resigns As CEO Of Apple
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New iPhone 4 Lens Arrives For Fisheye Photo Enthusiasts
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Tue August 02nd, 2011
No iPhone 4 would be complete for some users without a fisheye attachment that lets you take 360-degree panorama photos with your iDevice’s camera. The newest of these accessories is from Pixeet, according to news first reported by Slashgear.
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Jailbreak Only: InstaCam - Speed Up Your iPhone's Camera
BY Joe White on Mon August 01st, 2011
If you're looking to speed up your iPhone's built-in Camera application, consider purchasing and downloading InstaCam. This new jailbreak tweak allows users to add a series of new features to the app, which make shooting images quicker than ever before.
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Apple Working On Panoramic Photo Capabilities In iOS 5
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu July 14th, 2011
Apple’s iOS Camera app could soon include panoramic photo-taking capabilities, according to Seth Weintraub at 9 To 5 Mac who recently uncovered some new code stating as such in iOS 5. If correct, this could present a potential problem with app developers who already provide this service.
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