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We've mentioned DJI's awesome Phantom quadcopters quite a few times on our news page over the last year or two, but as cool as these aerial photography platforms are, they're about to get a whole lot cooler.
"What could be better than a reasonably affordable quadcopter with a built-in, remotely-aimable high-res...
We've seen more than a few iOS camera apps over the years, but this one has to rank as among the most unusual. Created by Junsik Kang of Seoul, Korea-based software developer J2WORK, the 'I PIXEL U' app does pretty much what it says on the label. Take a photo or grab one from your gallery, and I PIXEL U will...
If you want to capture a truly cinematic vision of video, there's something about shooting widescreen video that is intensely cinematic. The widescreen format is so intimately associated with the heights of 20th century film making that it's a look a great number of people want to replicate. But anamorphic lenses are...
We've mentioned Motrr's unusual Galileo remote-controlled iPhone mount a couple of times on our news page, but if you didn't see our first coverage way back in March 2012, you've been out of luck when it came to picking one up for yourself. Like many crowd-funded projects, the only way to be amongst the early...
If you're anything like me, your iPhone's Camera Roll is a thousands long set of wildly different images, which are more or less impossible to sort through. But a new app called Impala will try and improve that, by trawling through your saved photos, and organizing them by what it thinks your subjects are.
Unlike some...
Having trouble filling up that terabyte of free space that Flickr gives you? Well, now you can start automatically beaming all your iPhone photographs there, as a fresh update to the iOS Flickr app adds automatic upload functionality, as well as the ability to easily straighten wobbly images.
If you use the iOS Flickr...
It must be the day for photography-related Kickstarter projects to announce their imminent availability. No sooner had we covered the news that the crowdfunded, wearable Memoto camera is about to reach the market having rebranded as the Narrative Clip than we heard an update from an even more popular Kickstarter project. (At least, if the...
Just picked up the brand-new Apple iPhone 5s (or waiting in queue to do so), and eager to know what's inside? Stop! We know you've got the whole weekend ahead of you to figure out how to get it apart and put it back together again, but the folks at iFixit have already blazed the trail for you.
They've just published their iPhone 5s teardown,...
Good news, iOS fans! Popular remote release app TriggerTrap Mobile has just received a major overhaul, and it now sports a brand-new, much cleaner user interface. (Not coincidentally, it looks a whole lot like the interface used by the current Android beta release, which got underway a month ago.)
If you're not familiar with TriggerTrap...
Apple just took the wraps off its hotly anticipated iPhone 5s and the big news about this new smartphone -- along with it being offered in a somewhat controversial gold color -- is its significantly upgraded camera features. For starters, the phone is powered by a new A7 processor, which is a 64-bit chip that should make...
Buying an analog Hasseblad isn't too expensive: you can get a really good Hassy medium-format film camera for less than a grand. But going digital? That's going to cost you a small fortune, with Hasselblad digital backs running into the thousands (if not tens of). But a clever-sounding Kickstarter project would make an...
Yahoo, parent company of Flickr, clearly has big plans for its photo sharing service. The company has been making some pretty radical changes over the last few months, including revamping its site, boosting storage to a whopping terabyte free for each user, and hiring an ex-Google exec to head up the service. It's also been acquiring other...
Do you remember that intriguing HiLO Lens we told you about last year? The clever, right angle lens attaches to your iPhone and helps you shoot photos from unique angles -- such as down low or over your head -- with your smartphone camera. The product, which began on Kickstarter, reached its funding goal and is now...
When we first heard about an annual awards competition for iPhone photography, we were a little skeptical. There's so much iPhoneography out there these days and so much of it is…meh.
But the iPhone Photography Awards is a legit contest and the winning images for the 2013 competition are impressive. The ground rules...
One-click image correction of your iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch photos just got a boost, thanks to updated software today from iOS software developer Fresh Air Software.
The company licenses the technology used in Pictocolor's iCorrect plugins for Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom on the desktop, and uses it to power its own iCorrect OneClick...
Clones of the partially-animated cinemagraph photos first created by American photographers Jamie Beck and Kevin Burg were, it seemed, everywhere you turned last year. You might think the technique was yesterday's news, but thanks to a celebrity endorsement, it could be in for a comeback.
The idea behind...
Action camera maker Woodman Labs has just released updated versions of the Android and iOS apps for its popular GoPro camera line. Advertised under the tagline "Control. View. Share", the new versions let you do more than ever from your smart device, without fiddling with the camera itself.
Of course, you can still control your GoPro via...
It's important to capture emotion in a portrait but how about photographing a good, old-fashioned primal scream? With a free, sound-triggering iOS app and an attached dongle, all you need is a visceral scream to create one of these powerful portraits with your digital SLR.
The folks from Triggertrap, which created the...
Earlier this year we reported on a patent from Apple for using the flash from multiple iOS devices to illuminate an image better than just the on-board one could. Well, it seems a third party developer has beaten Apple to the punch, releasing External Flash, an app that lets you take control of up to 16 other iPhones to...
The Impossible Project has made a name for itself by keeping the ailing world of instant cameras stocked in film that would otherwise have ceased to exist. But the organization's newest offering isn't on the film front, but rather a very interesting piece of hardware. Dubbed the Impossible Instant Lab, it's essentially...