
Earlier this week, Apple announced the iPhone 4S, which features a new 8MP camera (up from 5MP) and also captures 1080p HD video at 30fps. [Read more…]
Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
By Eric Reagan

Earlier this week, Apple announced the iPhone 4S, which features a new 8MP camera (up from 5MP) and also captures 1080p HD video at 30fps. [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan
Acquire for Photoshop is a new iOS app that enables you to remotely connect your iPhone to Photoshop so that images you capture on your iPhone will instantly appear in Photoshop. [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan
By Eric Reagan

onOne’s DSLR Camera Remote Pro app for the iPhone is currently 75% off – priced at just $4.99 – for those interested in remote capture/viewing. [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan

Ever wanted to really zoom in on the action with your iPhone? Well, if you’re willing to mount a Canon or Nikon lens on the backside of your phone, it’s now possible. [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan

Pretty soon, you will be able to record a live 2-person conversation or interview with your iPhone – and your iPhone will automatically switch live between the talking heads to record a multiplexed video stream. [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan

Wedding photographer Brian Adams and wedding videographer Rainer Flor took it upon themselves to shoot an entire wedding with an iPhone 4. Before you turn your nose up at the thought of it, check out their results below. [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan
It looks like Apple is hard at work in making all of your iPhone shots of architecture look better. A recently published patent application for the iPhone reveals a method for automatically detecting and correcting your “leaning buildings” images. [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan

At WWDC 2011 today, Apple unveiled iOS 5, which contains a number of new features and functions. Most relevant to photo buffs though are the upgrades to the camera app. [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan
Eye-Fi has flipped the switch on a new Direct Mode for Eye-Fi X2 WiFi SD cards. Using these new cards with corresponding Apps, you can now instantly transmit images to your iOS or Android devices.
Direct Mode offers the flexibility of anywhere. After a quick set up, take photos wherever you are – then when you’re ready to transfer, just turn your camera on and let Eye-Fi do the rest. The Eye-Fi X2 card will create its own Wi-Fi network and transfer to the free iPhone/iPad or Android app. No matter where you are, you’ll get your photos and videos on your device in no time. –Eye-Fi
You can read more about Eye-Fi’s Direct Mode on the product page and the FAQ. You can find Eye-Fi X2 cards at Amazon.com and B&H Photo.