Mar 13
The Snappgrip is a mountable handgrip that adds physical camera controls to your iPhone.
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Feb 24
Samsung has never been a leader when it comes to smartphone cameras but with the Galaxy S5, it’s taken a step forward. It has nothing to do with megapixels—instead it’s all about that weird-sounding feature called "phase-detect" autofocus, which allows the camera to focus in just .3 seconds. Samsung claims that’s the fastest in the world, and it could seriously change how you use the camera.
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Dec 31
In Praise of Imperfection: One Smartphone Camera’s Unpredictably Awesome Results
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As the year draws to a close, it’s natural to want to look back at all the great gear we tested and used. But amid these near-perfect marriages of hardware and software, it’s easy to forget that sometimes the most …
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Sep 20
We spent the morning and afternoon testing out the redesigned iPhone 5S camera to get a sense of how it compares to its predecessor, as well as to the cameras on its biggest competitors. Without a doubt, it’s a solid shooter that incorporates some improvements, but mostly, we’re just damned impressed at how far smartphone cameras have come across the board.
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Sep 10
Today, we got a look at the the future of the iPhone camera. Apple’s doubling down on its imaging tech in the hopes that it can catch the eye of the people who really care about the quality of their images. Here’s what you need to know about the future of your memory maker.
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Apr 24
Last month, we tested the best smartphone cameras out there and declared the HTC One’s ultrapixel camera the master of all. Now it’s time to see how the Samsung Galaxy S4 and Sony Xperia Z measure up. More »
Mar 13
When HTC first showed the world the One last month, it touted the merits of the camera’s larger “UltraPixels”. Theory says that larger pixels could produce better images than the competition. In practice? We’re pretty damned impressed. More »
Jan 30
BlackBerry Z10 Camera: The Worst Low-Light Performance We’ve Seen in a Long Time
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For the old BlackBerry, a handset’s camera was an ancillary feature. But the new hip BlackBerry is supposed to be tuned into how regular people—not just suits—use their phones. The BlackBerry Z10’s camera has a chance to prove it’s better than the rest. And if our initial low-light camera test is any indication, the camera is a complete failure. More »
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