Just spotted this amazing stop animation video shot using Nokia’s N8 on Mashable. For more on the story and behind the scenes check out the full story on Mashable.
Aug 042011
Recently we have shared a few iPhone adapters lenses etc for enhancing your iPhone photography. On one of those post we got a comment that sparked our interest and we though we could share with you the story of Jaco Hoffmann and how his cellphone camera adapter won him a trip to see the Northern Lights. Here is his story.
Continue reading »
This week I have chosen two photographer’s blogs that are sharing a common theme. Lisa Bettany (who has a great article in the May issue of PhotoComment Magazine going live next week) is professional photographer based in Vancouver and highlights her experiences shooting with her iPhone on a recent trip when not using her Canon EOS 5D MkII.
Sean Brady is part of the CODP (College of Digital Photography) Network and shares his experience of using is Nokia cellphone to capture some images on a recent business trip to the Eastern Cape.
While their sites in general are fantastic, the particular posts mentioned above give great tips on what matters most, the images and not the gear. Check out their sites for some inspiration.
On 16 July 2009 Nokia unveiled the latest from its coveted Nseries range, the Nokia N97 and the Nokia N86 8MP. Both devices incorporate leading Nseries technology including high-speed connectivity, the latest version of Nokia Maps and a large onboard memory, 32GB & 8GB respectively, for storing music and photographs. The highly anticipated Nokia N97, known as the world’s most advanced mobile computer, is set to transform the way people connect to the Internet and to each other.
When Nokia set out to make the best mobile imaging device, it combined wide-angle Carl Zeiss optics and an 8 megapixel sensor, resulting in performance comparable to a stand-alone digital camera. The Nokia N86 8MP is designed to excel in both bright and low light conditions and is optimized for both video and still imaging. Its high-speed connectivity ensures easy and convenient sharing.
Recent Blog Comments