matchbox iPhone case

A really neat and original iPhone case

http://pinterest.com/pin/23855072995744789/

Canon vs Nikon vs iPhone

Simply put....

The other iPhone shutter button

I recently saw a link, revealing a "secret" shutter button for the iPhone... the "+" button on the headset volume button. This is great for using your headset as a remote shutter!

Big Lens app

I saw this on iPhoneography, and was sold on the idea. This app lets you create focus effects, filter effects and even change the bokeh shapes. The 5 main reasons to install this app:

1. Smart Focus System: The Big Lens Smart Focus system allows you to use your finger tips to focus your images without any previous knowledge in Depth-of-Field. You can use basic geometric shapes or a lasso tool to auto-focus your target, or you can choose advanced mode to manually define your focus area. Smart Focus will then automatically refine your selection with precision.
2. Aperture Control: Adjust the aperture in Big Lens with a single gesture to instantly change the blur level of the out-of-focus area. Remember that larger apertures blur the background more! Big Lens also offers 9 unique lenses that allow out-of-focus light points to blur into shapes like hearts and stars. This great tool turns simple-looking backgrounds into atmospheric backdrops.
3. Filter Effects: Filters allow photographers to create special tones over images. Big Lens has more than 18 filters that allow users to enhance color, increase contrast, or add Lomo effects. The result is spectacular filter simulation results right from your iPhone. 
4. Instant Focus/Blur Tool: With instant focus and blur tools, users are able to instantly modify the focus and blur area with their fingers in no time. Use simple gestures to enhance and retouch focal areas to make the subject of your photos really pop! 
5. Before & After Preview: This is another great tool that allows users to compare before & after images to ensure they get the exact result they’re looking for. You can review your images at any time during your make-over process.

Get it on iTunes.

Digi cam for double exposures

This simple digital camera is made for taking double exposure photographs. A fun little gadget that you can add to your keyring. I also found a few iPhone apps that do more or less the same thing.
DXP Free
BlendCam

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Wallet and iPhone case

In one pocket your phone, in the other your wallet. With this case, you can get rid of the wallet. The case has a storage area on the back, for keeping credit cards, drivers license and a few notes. Read more

Camera inspired iPhone cases

These iPhone cases are beautifully crafted from wood. They have a unique wooden camera look to them, making them the ideal case for iPhoneographers! Seen at Toxel.

Learn iPhoneography

Interested in learning iPhoneography? Here are the best sites to help you get started: learn iphoneography

Nikon COOLPIX S1200pj

The new Nikon Coolpix S1200pj has a built-in projector. But thats not the only cool part. It can also project images from your iPad, iPhone, iPod for projecting! Spotted at Tuaw.

Photo journal app: helps to take one picture a day

A cool app that helps you make a daily photo journal. The app can be set to remind you to take your daily picture. Create different journals for each subject and once done, you can view them back as a sort of time lapse video. Available on the App store.

Weeds look good with Hipstamatic

Using the Hipstamatic app, even weeds can look good!

BookBook iPhone 4 case

The BookBook iPhone case solve the problem of an iPhone case and a wallet. It looks like a miniature book, but once opened reveals an iPhone case on one side, and on the other, place for credit cards, drivers license and cash. Nice. Spotted at Engadget.

The iPhone SLR Mount

Now I can use my SLR lenses with my iPhone! What a great idea. The only downfall... the price!

This case-adapter combo lets you mount your Canon EOS or Nikon SLR lenses to your iPhone 4 giving your phone powerful depth of field and manual focus.

Spotted at PhotoJojo.

The GLIF

A super little invention/gadget for all you iPhone photographers: a small, fit in your pocket, tripod adaptor for your iPhone 4. The Glif fits snuggly around your iPhone in portrait or landscape position, and can also be used to prop up your iPhone at differnet angles.