The MagCam Phone Grip by PGYTech is one of those little gadgets that promises to make mobile shooting feel more like handling a real camera, and for the most part, it delivers. It has a smart modular design, a built-in power bank and a handy magnetic remote, but it also
Sometimes, we just don’t want to carry the “big camera” everywhere. As much as I love my Sony gear and lenses, there are times when the convenience of my phone wins out—whether I’m out walking the dogs, grabbing a quick coffee, or just don’t feel like lugging around a heavy
The Hollyland Lark A1 is a compact wireless lavalier system that plugs directly into your phone via USB‑C (perfect for your Samsung S25 +) or Lightning for iPhones. It includes two tiny transmitter mics, a receiver that doubles as the plug into your phone, and a charging case — all for under
As someone who spends a lot of time shooting macro with proper cameras and dedicated lenses, I’ll admit I was sceptical about a budget-friendly clip-on macro lens for a phone. But the Neewer LS-67 Macro & Wide-Angle Lens Kit for Mobile genuinely surprised me — in the best way. I
Starting today, the Photoshop on Android app (beta) is available for most popular Android smartphones, free on the Google Play Store. Photoshop mobile Photoshop mobile is designed to be intuitive and accessible for creators who prefer to work on their phones. The all-new Android app includes Photoshop’s iconic image editing
I often get asked about what mobile apps I use for night photography. When I mention that one of my favorites is Clear Outside, most people have never heard of it. However, I app-solutely (um, sorry) love this app and find it extremely accurate. In fact, several of my non-night
As a Samsung fan, I took my Samsung S21 Ultra to Iceland as my primary means of photography. Since Iceland features nearly every natural wonder one can think of, I thought it would be a good test for the phone. For those unfamiliar with the S21 Ultra, it features five
Want to easily improve your photos instantly? Read about these easy, simple tips that you can do right away to improve your images. Squeeze instead of tap Don’t tap. Don’t push. Squeeze. Gently squeeze. This is true whether using a “big” camera like a mirrorless or DSLR, a point-and-shoot, or
Look around and you’ll see tons of people taking video with their smartphones. Many are novice users, some are social media gurus and a few are professional videographers. In either case, the need for simple and effective mobile gear is more important than ever. You can get high quality smartphone
There are a lot of simple tips that can easily make your phone photography look better. Here are four tips that can help you get better mobile phone photos. Become a tripod for low light photos People often take blurry photos when they move their phones. In another Mobile Mondays
Photography has changed quite a bit since the days of our grandparents’ driving down to the local drugstore with their rolls of film from the most recent holiday or vacation. Now that everyone has a high-resolution camera in their pocket, the art of photography has become more accessible than ever.
The Rode smartLav+ is an omnidirectional lapel mic designed specifically for smartphones. It might not be the very latest and greatest, but it certainly offers great quality for the price. I wanted a lapel microphone for my smartphone, as I record a lot of video with it these days. But
