Sometimes you have to do things in the real world. Ugh! I know, why can’t everything be online? Well you can bring a little bit of the online world into IRL with the YouTube Photo Prop. Make even your real life moments a bit like your internet life.
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Flashback Photobomber Hoodie – keep just anyone from taking your picture
Are you famous and super tired of the paparazzi taking candid pictures of you ALL THE TIME? Probably not but that’s ok, you can still grab the Flashback Photobomber Hoodie. It’s a hoodie that keeps anyone from snapping your picture.
Read MoreFyuse – the app that turns 2D into 2.5D [FREEWARE]
If you’ve been on the internet for a while you’ve probably seen those cool GIFs that you can run your cursor over and they shift? Now you can make your own with the Fyuse app, the spatial photography app for your cell phone.
Read MoreLuxi For All – clip on dome makes your phone photos pretty again
Proper photography equipment is very important when working in the medium. Although equipment is not a substitute for skill, having the right equipment sure makes it a bit easier. The Luxi For All is a diffusion dome that attaches to your cell phone.
Read MoreZANO – the selfie taking drone of your dreams
Drones are everywhere. Doing all kinds of things but mostly what they do is take pictures. So why did it take so long for someone to come up with a selife taking drone? I can’t answer that, all I can say is that someone finally put two and two together. ZANO is a selfie taking drone.
Read MoreAmkov JQ1 Selfie Camera – 14 megapixels and a bit of WiFi may help you look pretty good
Let’s take a minute to comtemplate life, shall we? We have smartphones, we have smart cars, we have ultra high resolution cameras. But one thing we’re still desperately in need of is apparently the ability to take better and better photos of ourselves, because… well… narcissists. But fear not courageous seeker after truth, for the solution has arrived, and it will deliver all you require of a gadget of purpose.
Read MoreSocialmatic – the totally social camera for the total social butterfly
What is the point of taking a picture if you can’t share it? Preferably, right away, as soon as you take it. That would be the best option. These days, the only way to instantly share a photo is through online means. Instant physical photos have fallen out of fashion but the Socialmatic is bringing them back. This camera prints photos and posts them instantly to social media. The best of both worlds.
Read MoreLightcase – take your cell phone photography to the next level
Taking product photos is hard. Whether it’s a piece of jewelry or small work of art, finding just the right set up is difficult and you can forgot about it if you don’t have a nice camera. The Lightcase is small display to help budding photographers make the best of their small subjects.
Read MoreIblazr – get rid of those bad flash phone snaps
Cell phones are getting really good for photography. Not just selfies, but general snaps too, since their resolution is now so good. But try taking shots in a darker location and it’s a different story, because the inbuilt flash of your phone really doesn’t cut it. But now there’s a tiny add-on which promises to deliver better shots in the gloom, and it has its own battery too.
Read MoreDJI Inspire 1 4K Drone – world’s first consumer 4K quad takes to the skies
Quadcopters are huge right now, and a good part of the reason is the work of pioneering company DJI, who were the first quad making company to produce a product which the ordinary Joe could understand and actually fly. The DJI Phantom Vision, which we reviewed back in March of this year, set the bar for flying cameras at the time, and now the company has done it again. Their newest product not only increases the specifications to almost professional…
Read MoreZINK hAppy – your phone in one hand, printer in the other
I love physical pictures. Maybe it’s because I’m from a time before Instagraming but there’s nothing quite like holding an actual picture in your hand. A photo that you can give to someone just seems somehow so much more personal and real. With the ZINK hAppy you can instantly share your photos with friends right from your smartphone.
Read MorePixlr Express – superb free smartphone photo editing, and no lousy ads [Freeware]
Autodesk is a company that usually only comes up when you’re talking about some heavy hitting design software, since they’re the makers of Maya and Autocad among other design industry standard products. But they’re not all business, there’s a lighter side to the company. They also make some pretty solid mobile apps. Pixlr Express, for example, is a superb little photo editing app whcih can turn your mobile photos into little masterpieces.
Read MoreSnap Macro Lens – take cool macro photos with this whimsical smartphone attachment
A good camera with fancy lenses can be very, very expensive. Which may not be something that everyone who wants to take up photography can handle. But most people today do happen to have a cell phone with a camera. With the Snap Macro Lens, even armed with only a cell phone, you too can take photos of our tiny world.
Read MoreSnap Clap – who needs a selfie remote control when you can just clap your hands? [Freeware]
Why is it that so many of those perfect #KodakMoments happen when you’re all alone, or even when you can take the shot but then you won’t be in it yourself? And how many more weird arm angles will you have to put up with in your photo memories? Eventually you start to look a little strange. Snap Clap is here to help you solve that problem.
Read MoreDSLRPros 3-Axis Smartphone Stabilizer – make like Steven Spielberg with your smartphone camera
If you’ve ever tried to grab some cool video with your smartphone while on the move, you’ll know just how frustrating it can be making everything look smooth. When you walk the camera judders and don’t even talk about trying to pan around an object or person without those horrible wobblies. But now there’s a new tech which can help you look as smooth as Spielberg, just without the Oscars.
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