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New Sweet Spot Phone Lens from Lensbaby!

19 Aug

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The “Sweet Spot” is more than an excellent name for a tiny pie shop or puppy massage spa … it’s exactly what you need to make your photos really stand out.

Meet the LM-10 Sweet Spot Phone Lens! With it, our pals at Lensbaby are bringing they’re years of creative lens making expertise to the phoneography game.

Stick a removable metal ring to your phone then attach the LM-10 via magnet to add brilliant blur and extra artsiness to your photos and videos.

The LM-10 sports on extra magnet on its end so you can snap on a second lens! Add a Photojojo Phone Lens for a bit of extra drama.

…and if you’re still thinking about those pies and puppies, the Lensbaby LM-10 will help you take more creative photos and videos of those too.

Find Your Sweet Spot
$ 70 at the Photojojo Shop

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Say “Hello” to these Pro Quality Phone Mics

04 Aug

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Whether you’re working on your next documentary film, recording a music video or creating your own audio-autobiography you need top quality sound.

The Mighty Mic and the Loud and Clear Lapel Mic are here to save the day and your audio woes.

The shotgun design of the Mighty Mic picks up high quality sound just where you point it. Background noise be gone! Plug it right into your audio jack to upgrade your sound catching capabilities.

When your subject is too far off to hear, clip the Loud and Clear Lapel Mic on ‘em to pick up the sound you need. Add its fuzzy fur cover to reduce wind noise. You can record even the breathiest of speakers on a gusty beach.

Learn More About the Might Mic
$ 70 at the Photojojo Shop

Learn More About the Loud and Clear Lapel Mic
$ 37 at the Photojojo Shop

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Xiaomi unveils Mi 4 high-end phone with 8MP front camera

23 Jul

Chinese device manufacturer Xiaomi unveiled its latest flagship smartphone, the Mi 4, today. With a metal frame and a distinctly iPhone-esque design the Mi 4 looks like a premium product and its specification sheet confirms this initial impression, boasting a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 SoC and 3GB RAM. Main camera specs appear standard for current-generation Android phones, with a 13MP rear camera but an unusually high-resolution 8MP at the front. Click through for more details.

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

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Amazon Fire phone packs 6 cameras for 3D effects and object scanning

19 Jun

Amazon has officially announced its much-rumored smartphone, the Fire. Packing in six cameras in total, four of them are dedicated to enabling a new ‘Dynamic Perspective’ 3D-user interface possible, whereby the device can track a user’s face and change how content is displayed. The main 13MP rear-facing camera has an F2 aperture and optical image stabilization. As well as being used for capturing photographs is also enables a new feature called Firefly, which can scan and identify millions of items. Read more

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

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Amazon launch planned for June 18, rumors point to 3D eye-tracking phone

06 Jun

Amazon has scheduled a product launch for later this month at its headquarters in Seattle, WA. We are not being told what type of device we should expect but Amazon has started to tease the new model with a picture of one of its corners and a video showing users looking down at a device and reacting with statements like “It moved with me”. The teaser seems to support rumors from late last year that Amazon could be planning a smartphone with a 3D eye-tracking user interface using multiple cameras. Click through for more information at connect.dpreview.com.

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

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The Power Purse:A Phone Charging Wallet

12 May

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Who doesn’t love an afternoon snooze, tucked in tight to recharge for the day?

Give your phone the luxury of a midday power nap with the Power Purse, a wrist wallet with a built-in battery to give energy to tired phones on-the-go.

Keep your phone from getting grumpy and losing energy while you’re happily taking pics all day long.

Not only is this wallet full of power, it’s got plenty of room for cash, cards and phonography gear! Carry everything you need in one stylish package.

Power Up with the Power Purse
$ 49 at the Photojojo Shop

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Vivo Xshot Android phone launches with ultrafast F1.8 lens

10 May

We’ve seen almost all smartphone manufacturers put an emphasis on camera performance with their latest models. Now Chinese manufacturer Vivo is upping the ante with the Xshot. The new model is a high-end Android phone with a 13MP Sony camera module that features an F1.8 lens, the fastest we’ve seen on a smartphone in recent history. Learn more

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

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[MODIFIED] Cell Phone – Six Battery Conservation Tips

07 May

Six ways to keep your cell phone’s battery running as long as possible.

Is your cell phone battery losing power constantly? Have you ever had to stop using your cell phone in the middle of a call because the battery died? Here are a few tips you can use to conserve your cell phone battery’s power:

* If you know you’re traveling to an area without coverage or with only spotty roaming coverage, consider turning off your cell phone. Your phone can use a lot of power trying to find a suitable network, although some phones may stop polling after a while to try to reduce this battery hoggishness. One other option if you need to use your calendar, notes, play Angry Birds, etc. is to put the phone in “airplane mode” where all communications are stopped yet local apps should still be usable….

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Pressy gives your Android phone an extra button

02 May

The power button and volume rocker are typically the only physical controls you’ll find on a smartphone as almost all functions are accessed via soft-buttons on the touchscreen these days. The Pressy button is a new accessory that adds an additional programmable hard button to your Android device. It slots into your smartphone’s headphone socket and once inserted is hardly visible. Learn more

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

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