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Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | Oct 14, 2018 | Geek Gear | 0 |

Alexa’s Most Dangerous Feature Can’t Be Undone

by The PhotoCamp Director | Dec 5, 2018 | Geek Gear, Lifestyle | 0 |

The voice revolution has only just begun. Today, Alexa is a humble servant. Very soon, she could be much more-a teacher, a therapist, a confidant, an informant.

Zhiyun officially announces the Crane 3 LAB gimbal with wireless HD image transmission

by The PhotoCamp Director | Nov 20, 2018 | Cameras & Lenses, Geek Gear | 0 |

Although it’s been teased for a few weeks, Zhiyun has now officially announced the new Crane 3 LAB 3-axis motorised gimbal stabiliser, along with complete specs. Lens adjustments have been expanded to include zooming as well as focus, it features a new articulated handgrip, and it can stream 1080p video to your mobile device

iPad Pro buyer’s caution: 5 tips to consider

by The PhotoCamp Director | Nov 6, 2018 | Geek Gear | 0 |

The iPad Pro 2018 in both iterations come with a few idiosyncrasies that might not be obvious to all buyers. Today we’re running down a list of 5 things you’re going to want to consider before you buy. That is, assuming you’ve not already purchased your iPad Pro the moment they were made available right out the gate, of course.

Samsung Unveils 48 and 32 Megapixel Smartphone Sensors

by The PhotoCamp Director | Nov 5, 2018 | Cameras & Lenses, Geek Gear | 0 |

Samsung has introduced two new 0.8-micrometer (μm) pixel image sensors for smartphones – the 48-megapixel (Mp) Samsung ISOCELL Bright GM1 and the 32Mp ISOCELL Bright GD1. One or both of these may be used in the next-generation Samsung Galaxy S10, which is due out in February 2019.

Tips and Tools to Take Your Smartphone Photography to New Dimensions

by The PhotoCamp Director | Oct 24, 2018 | Cameras & Lenses, Geek Gear, Social Media | 0 |

You can’t beat the camera you always have with you. It is now most likely that the images you see on a Facebook feed, Snapchat, or texts were taken with a smartphone. Nowadays, it isn’t uncommon to see news stories relying on smartphone video to make their case.