phone photography
Zeiss release two new telephoto and macro-zoom iPhone lenses
Zeiss have announced that the two new lenses for the ExoLens system are finally here. The two new lenses developed by Zeiss and Exolens are a telephoto…
Quick Tip: How to not lose all your photos if your phone dies
Raise your hand if you ever lost/bricked/killed an iPhone or an Android*. Raise your other hand if that phone has lots of photos that you…
BLIPS turns your smartphone into a microscope and fits in your wallet
BLIPS is an ultra portable super slim pair of lenses for your smartphone. One offers macro, letting you focus much closer than your phone’s standard…
iPhone is the new Film
The best thing anyone ever said about one of my photographs was “That looks like shit.” — “ That (meaning my photograph) looks like shit.” I think…
Nikon’s new SnapBridge Bluetooth remote control app finally does Bluetooth triggering and image transfer
SnapBridge is Nikon’s new Bluetooth remote control protocol & mobile “tethering” system featured in their newest DSLR the Nikon D500, as well as several of…
Apple CEO Tim Cook Mocked for Tweeting Terrible Photo of Super Bowl 50
While Peyton Manning will be remembered as the star of last night’s unforgettable Super Bowl 50, Tim Cook has been receiving a fair share of…
Capture Real-Time Selfies With The NoPhone (And Nothing Else)
Growing up I remember hearing about one of the crazes from when my parents were younger. It was a super low maintenance pet that did…
RAW Editing Comes to Snapseed for Android
The popular photo-editing app, owned by Google, launched version 2.1 and is now capable of editing RAW files. “Traditionally, shooting and editing RAW photos has…
Incredible Surreal Images of Rural Mississippi Created Entirely on iPhone
iPhones are a pretty consistent staple in the photography world anymore, from grabbing quick selfies and behind-the-scenes footage on set to shooting feature-length films and…
A DIY Approach To Tabletop Smartphone Photography
While some think that smartphone will take over cameras almost completely, I disagree. I think ‘real’ cameras are here to stay. What I do think…





































