Smartphone Time Lapse Turntable

So, you have got your spanking new smartphone, and there is nothing quite like making sure everyone else who drops by your home knows that you have the latest addition to your collection of gadgets, and here we are with the £19.99 Smartphone Time Lapse Turntable. Just what the heck does it do? For starters, it is capable of delivering the perfect platform for shooting panoramas or sweeping 360° time-lapse movies, not to mention doubling up as a kitchen timer.

The Smartphone Time Lapse Turntable will also play nice with larger cameras as well as professional tripods, so you know that this is not going to be a one-shot accessory right from the get go. In addition, it will play nice with the rest of the time-lapse and panoramic apps on the market, making it the ideal addition to any amateur photographer’s kit bag and is also a shoe in for smartphone snappers. It boasts of smooth, clockwork movement to deliver a steady panning action, paving the way for precise timing/distance settings. Not only that, it also prevents you from experiencing any kind of unexpected lapse-based injuries. Budding videographers and directors, this could very well be right up your alley!

Source: Internet

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Look Lock Lets Your Smartphone And DSLR Go Trigger Happy

While smartphone cameras have improved by leaps and bounds over the years, the amount of quality that it can pack is definitely limited due to the laws of physics. It would make for a decent shooter if you have absolutely no other choice, but a dedicated digital camera will almost always beat the smartphone camera in terms of quality. After all, when you have DSLRs in the picture that offer bigger sensors and larger optics that are more suitable for low light photography, surely a smartphone camera is out of the question.
How about getting the best of both worlds at once? This is where the Look Lock comes in, which is a peripheral that will cling to the DSLR’s hot shoe. The other end of the Look Lock will allow it to hold your smartphone, and the best combo to apply would be to have the smartphone perform a video recording while you snap away on your DSLR, or vice versa, depending on whichever floats your boat. The Look Lock will cost $75 if you want something that will inject a bit of creativity into your photo capturing experience.

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