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The new generation of smartphones and digital SLRs make it very easy to take panoramic photos and time-lapse films that would be inconceivable at the price point a few years ago. But if you want to take the pictures to the next level without investing a fortune in accessories, you need to check out the Veho MUVI X-Lapse. It's a
The winning images from the Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2012 were announced today and as you might expect, they’re absolutely stunning. Organised by the Royal Observatory in conjunction with the Sky at Night magazine and Flickr, every single one of the pictures is fantastic. Nearly 700 pictures were submitted to Flickr for 2012 and you can see them all
The Breffo Spiderpodium is an extremely flexible gadget holder that can be used in a multitude of situations. Arachnoid, it's eight rubberised flexible legs attached to a grey base and it's easy to bend the legs to grip, to hold or to simply stand. Take a look at some of the pictures - it's much easier to show than explain.
At this year's CES, Andy McCaskey and Courtney Wallin interviewed John Palmeri of RHP on their new MirrorCase, a special case for the iPhone 4/4S that lets photos be taken while the phone is horizontal, i.e. flat, rather than the more usual vertical orientation. Depending on your point of view, it's either a clever idea that stops the camera intruding on
The BubbleScope is an optical attachment for smartphones that takes 360° pictures and video called "Bubbles". The BubblePix smartphone app is used to capture, view and share online the Bubbles, which can be hosted free at bubblepix.com. The pictures below gives you a feel of wraparound nature of a Bubble but when it's in the BubblePix app, it joins up
Adobe announced today the official final version of Lightroom 4 is now available. Lightroom is a popular photo editing tool that is used by many amateur and professional photographers alike. Lightroom is part of Adobe's Photoshop family, but is a cheaper and more dedicated version geared specifically towards working with digital photos. Adobe claimed they had 300,000 users of the public beta
After years in surveillance industry, RHP Multimedia have gone out on their own with MirrorCase, an iPhone case for taking sneaky photos. Andy and Courtney take a peek with John Palmeri. Taking a photograph with a smartphone (or any camera for that matter) is somewhat obvious and there are times when you'd like to be a little more discrete. The