by Hazel Chua • Apple, Gadgets • Tags: cable release, ioShutter
Photographers can find a hundred and one uses for camera triggers: From controlling a timelapse, to keeping a camera steady when using an ultra zoom lens, to having your camera fire when a specific event occurs. A popular universal trigger remote is Triggertrap, which was funded via the crowd-sourcing platform called Kickstarter. There are also [...]
by D.L. Cade • Apple, Apps • Tags: iphoto app
The new iPad has been a pretty big hit since it was announced earlier this month, surpassing the 3 million sold mark and – heating issues aside – causing quite a stir regarding its retina display and camera. But the un-sung hero of the iPad announcement wasn’t the iPad itself, but rather the new iPhoto [...]
by D.L. Cade • Apple • Tags: Apple, iSight Camera, The New iPad
Earlier today, when everybody turned their attention to California for Apple’s iPad announcement, most of them got exactly what they expected to get. A new iPad with a faster chip, a nicer screen, a camera, and a slight chuckle as they imagined Samsung executives cringing as Apple poked fun at the Galaxy Tab. But photo enthusiasts saw [...]
by Hazel Chua • Apple, Apps • Tags: Camera Awesome, iOS, iPhone app
Let’s get real here, most of the people who use their iPhones to take pictures plan on sharing them through social media. And, at least in my opinion, the quality of the shots is usually decent – although not good enough for printing out or other keepsake purposes. Catering to those who do use the [...]
by Hazel Chua • Apple, Apps • Tags: iOS, iPad, iPhone, Top Camera
The number of camera apps for the iPhone continues to grow as the device becomes increasingly popular. Instagram is the most well-known app of the bunch, having been named by Apple as the iPhone App of the Year. There’s also TouchRetouch that let’s you fix your photos up quickly, all with a single tap. And [...]
by MikeLata • Apple, Apps, Art • Tags: adobe photoshop, Art Studio, iPad
Although Adobe hasn’t released an official Photoshop app on the iPad or any other tablet yet. There is an app that offers a solution for light image editing on the iPad. This app is none other than Art Studio for iPad. It offers many features you come to expect from Photoshop: like image layers, masks, [...]
by MikeLata • Apple, Lens, Phoneotography • Tags: aftermarket add-ons, crazy, iPhone 4
Do you want to turn your iPhone into a DSLR camera capable of shooting 5-megapixel photos? According to Engadget, there actually exists a mount giving you this capability. A SLR mount attaches to the iPhone and will allow you to attach your high-quality lenses to the hand set. Expect much better zoom, depth of field, [...]
by MikeLata • Apple, Gadgets, Phoneotography • Tags: iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, OWLE Bubo
The iPhone 4 may have descent video and image capture capabilities, but it lacks features common in dedicated cameras with quality lenses. It also lacks a proper mount that would keep the camera steady and not forcing you to hold it in your hand while shooting. You may have noticed by now, that when shooting [...]
by Hazel Chua • Apple, Apps • Tags: App of the Year, Apple, iPad, iPhone, iTunes
It’s clear what type of apps the Apple team considers valuable when they unveiled their picks for App of the Year this year. Apple unveiled iTunes Rewind 2011 last Thursday, where it featured and gave special mentions to the best content available on their media store iTunes. For the iPhone, top honors went to Instagram. [...]
by Dermo • Apple, Apps • Tags: Apple, coaching help, iPhone, new technology, Smartphone
Every so often, one comes across a Smartphone App that is almost mind boggling when one tries to come to terms with what it actually does, only to later realize that this might actually have a purpose worthy of an App marketing campaign. According to a number of reviews/press releases, because this App costs a [...]
