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Panasonic announces Lumix DMC-CM1 smartphone with 1-inch sensor

15 Sep

Panasonic has announced a smartphone with a 1 inch sensor. The Lumix DMC-CM1 comes with the largest imaging sensor we have seen on a smartphone – its 1-inch 20MP chip matching the sensors in premium compact cameras such as Sony’s RX100 and Nikon’s 1 series, being multiple times larger than the 1/3-inch sensors that are common on more conventional smartphones. The large sensor is coupled with an F2.8 Leica lens that offers an equivalent focal length of 28mm. Click through for more details. 

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A guided tour of the Sony QX1 and QX30 smartphone cameras

03 Sep

Sony got a lot of attention when it released a pair of cameras which clip onto a smartphone last fall. They’re really going to raise a lot of eyebrows now, with their QX1, which features an APS-C sensor and E-mount. Yep, an Alpha on your phone. Take a tour of the QX1 and the superzoom QX30 cameras right here.

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CASE Remote is a smartphone remote for your DSLR

25 Jul

Many modern digital cameras can be remote controlled via dedicated apps on your smartphone and a Wi-Fi link. Unfortunately this option is not available on older or lower spec models that come without a built-in Wi-Fi module. CASE Remote, currently available for pre-order on indiegogo.com, is compatible with a large number of Nikon and Canon models and slots into your camera’s hotshoe. Click through to read more at connect.dpreview.com.

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Rumor: Sony might bring curved-sensor technology to smartphone

23 Jul

Sony could be working on a phablet targeted at enthusiast photographers, based around its new curved Exmor-RS IMX271SMK sensor unit and an F1.2 lens. According to a post on Chinese forum digi-wo.com the Xperia Z3X’s Android L OS will be powered by a 64bit Qualcomm Snapdragon SoC that is clocked at 2.86 GHz and 4GB of RAM. The screen is rumored to measure 6.14 inches, offering a QHD resolution and will use OLED technology. Read more on connect.dpreview.com

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8 Tips to Get You to Take Better Smartphone Pictures

05 Jun

Sometimes the best camera is the one you have with you, and most of the time, this will be your phone camera.  This doesn’t mean your photos have to be terrible; it just means you must work on your picture-taking process a little more, as smartphones have limited capabilities. Besides accessibility, one of the main advantage smartphones have is that Continue Reading

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HTC launches One E8 smartphone with 13MP camera

05 Jun

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If you like most things about HTC’s current flagship smartphone, the One M8, but are, like ourselves, a little disappointed with its 4MP camera, HTC might just have launched the right phone for you. The HTC One E8 takes most of the M8’s components, wraps them up in a polycarbonate unibody frame instead of the M8’s brushed metal hull and provides a more conventional camera module. The E8 replaces the flagship’s Duo Cam with a 13 megapixel, 1/3-inch BSI CMOS sensor and F2.2 maximum aperture lens. Read more

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OnePlus launches 13MP, 4K video smartphone at bargain price

24 Apr

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OnePlus is a new smartphone maker based in China founded by a former Oppo executive. Today the company has released its first high-end smartphone, which is simply called the One. With its 2.5 GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 SoC, 5.5-inch 1080p screen, 3GB of RAM and a 13MP camera, the One’s specifications are on a similar level as other flagship devices released this year. Learn more

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Compact smartphone shootout: Sony vs HTC vs Samsung

15 Apr

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Most manufacturers of Android devices have designed smaller versions of their flagship smartphones to cater to those user who prefer more pocketable devices. In this shootout we pit three of those models against each other: the Sony Xperia Z1 Compact, HTC One Mini and Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini. Learn more

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Tiny lens turns your smartphone camera into a microscope

05 Apr

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There is a large number of third party lens attachments for smartphones available. You can choose from fisheye, wide-angle, macro or tele lenses, or even attach an entire camera module. The Micro Phone Lens Kickstarter project is different though. It’s a minuscule lens attachment made from a scratch-proof polymer that turns your smartphone or tablet into a microscope with a 150x magnification factor. Learn more

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Lights. Smartphone. Action!

17 Mar

With just the right accessories, you and your phone can make movie magic.

Might we suggest a dolly that slides, lenses for a new perspective and a constant light to really shine.

Don’t just rely on your hands or zoom to pan your cam. The Table Dolly glides smooth as silk on its four wheels and holds tight to any phone.

Change up your view with the Phone Lens Series. The wide angle and fisheye more than make up for your phone’s auto crop in video mode. The telephoto and macro get you stunning close ups.

For pro-level lighting use the Pocket Spotlight on or off of your phone. Get constant even light right where you want it.

Learn More About the Table Dolly
$ 90 at the Photojojo Shop

Buy the Phone Lens Series
$ 20+ at the Photojojo Shop

Nab a Pocket Spotlight
$ 30 at the Photojojo Shop

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