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1. iZZi ORBIT Made from duraluminum, this case is tough and rugged. Equipped with the iDial, it boasts three cameras -- fisheye, telephoto and wide-angle. The hefty price tag means this case is for the photographer and power user. $ 239.99 2. mCAM Lite This case is neat and relatively inexpensive. Not only does it have a 37mm lens and made from aluminum, but it also boasts an external mic for 180-degree audio capturing. $129.95 3. Holga Filter Live in nostalgia with this easy pin-wheel case that adds another layer of filtering to your Instagram photos, or use it with the iPhone's camera app. $27.99 4. ZOpro Half integrated charging system and high-end camera case, the ZOpro is a successfully funded Kickstarter project that surpassed its goal of $15,000. First runs are promised by Christmas. Coming soon 5. iPro Lens System The iPro Lens System has a little bit of everything all wrapped into one sweet package. A … [Read more...] about 10 Pro Camera Accessories for the iPhone 5

Over the past week, Chinese phone-maker OnePlus planted the hype seeds for its upcoming OnePlus 9 series, which will be announced at an event on March 23 at 7 a.m. PT. Last week, OnePlus sent members of the media a phone box filled with space ice cream and a photo of the Earth taken on the moon with a Hasselblad camera modded for Apollo mission astronauts. All the hype pointed to the official announcement on Monday of a new partnership between OnePlus and legendary Scandinavian camera maker Hasselblad. "By partnering with OnePlus, we hope to put Hasselblad's iconic design and outstanding image quality in the hands of more people and share our passion for incredible photography," said Jon Diele, vice president at Hasselblad. Cut through the chatter Subscribe to CNET's Mobile newsletter for the latest phone news and reviews. The partnership comes along with a promise by OnePlus to spend $150 million dollars over three years to improve the cameras on its phones. Previous … [Read more...] about The OnePlus 9 with Hasselblad cameras will debut at March 23 event

Contents > Which iPhones have Portrait Mode? > How to take Portrait Mode photos > Portrait Mode tips > Tips from the professionals > How to use Portrait Lighting > How to turn off Portrait Mode Portrait Mode is an arty photo format that first arrived with the iPhone 7 Plus. It uses the twin-lens camera that's present on the back of some iPhones to create an artistic depth effect, whereby the subject is in focus and the background is blurred. If you use Portrait Mode in conjunction with the new Portrait Lighting effects that arrived in iOS 11 you can get photos that are "Studio quality" (Apple's right to say that has been confirmed in courts of law no less!) While we'd be the first to admit that our Portrait Mode photos aren't as stunning as the ones a professional photographer might take, the effect certainly can help you take some stunning photos of friends and family. Before we start explaining how to use Portrait Mode … [Read more...] about How to use iPhone Portrait Mode

Contents > Does the iPhone have 5G? > iPhone 5G release date > Which version of 5G will the iPhone get? > Why is the 5G iPhone delayed? > Apple's own 5G modem plans > What is 5G? > When will we get 5G? > What will the iPhone 5G look like? Apple will release three 5G-ready iPhones in autumn 2020 These will be based on Qualcomm modems Apple aims to produce its own 5G modems by 2021 As 5G spreads throughout the Android ecosystem (including certain editions of the Samsung Galaxy S10 ), you may be wondering when Apple will catch up and launch a 5G iPhone. We're pretty sure that 2020 will be the year: respected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo confidently expects all three late-2020 iPhones to support 5G... and has insisted that these will include models capable of mmWave 5G . In this article we round up the leaks, rumours and patent activity that point to an imminent 5G iPhone launch, predicting the device's … [Read more...] about 5G iPhone release date, price & specs rumours

You've probably heard about Portrait Mode - or at least seen photos taken with it. Portrait Mode is what makes it possible for your friends who have an iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X, (and when they arrive iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max) to take photos of poeple with a blurry background. Portrait Mode may also be referred to as the bokeh effect - which is a photography trick used to change the appearance of a picture. The name derives from the Japanese word boke-aji, which directly translates to 'blur-quality'. The effect blurs a certain part of the image, which adds depth to your image with the effect of increased focus on the subject. The bokeh effect technically comes from the lens, but not just any lens - you need a lens that can change focus, or, as is the case with the iPhone X, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone 7 Plus , (and the new iPhone XS, XR and XS Max) two lenses. Luckily you don't need to buy one of those phones to create the same effect - it is possible to use software to create a … [Read more...] about How to get Portrait Mode on any iPhone

To have hope for nursing homes, amid the pessimism of a pandemic, takes a contrarian spirit. After all, thousands of seniors were locked up and left to die in hopelessly outdated long-term care. They were trapped by a so-called “iron ring” that suffocated them while proving all too porous for the virus. People suffering from dementia were abandoned and alone, unable to understand the incomprehensible. Yet the author of a new book on long-term care is taking the long view, and it is passionately contrarian. She urges us to rethink our outdated views on how we care for — and corral — those who can no longer care for themselves. Moira Welsh didn’t want to write yet more words about the never ending despair in long-term care. She had already written countless articles crusading against nursing home miseries and indignities in the pages of the Toronto Star as an investigative reporter over the past two decades. A couple of full disclosures about her book, “ Happily Ever Older — … [Read more...] about Long-term care needs fresh thinking and new money, not old excuses