Back in 2008 the Impossible Project took on the task of reproducing Polaroid instant film. Since then, their product line has expanded to include the Impossible Instant Lab. Similar to the analogue Daylab that Polaroid (and Fuji instant film) fans use(d) to create instant prints from 35mm and 120 film, transparencies, snapshot prints and 3D objects, the Instant Lab operates in much the same way using onscreen images from your iPhone as the source. Click through for more details.
Snapzoom is the brainchild of Daniel Fujikake and Mac Nguyen, two surfers (and brothers-in-law) from Hawaii looking for a better way to capture and share video of their themselves riding the waves. They’ve created a universal adapter that attaches most smartphones to most binoculars, spotting scopes, telescopes and microscopes, bringing camera phones closer to the action without relying on the devices’ digital zoom. Learn more at connect.dpreview.com.
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You, your smartphone and your DSLR are about to become the very best of friends. Like one teeny tiny gang.
It’s all thanks to the Look Lock,
an adjustable arm that mounts to your camera’s hot shoe and grabs onto your phone with a strong clamp.
When your camera and phone join forces you can really grab your subject’s attention, make a video of your photoshoot, or even set up a teleprompter.
Who needs an assistant when these pals have got your back?
Check out the Look Lock
$ 75 at the Photojojo Store
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