To celebrate the month of April, we are partnering with MacPhun to give 5 lucky people a shiny new copy of Snapheal for Mac OSX. With version 1.1 hitting the web last month, we saw some major boosts in speed and performance. Speed was probably one of our biggest gripes during our review, so it was nice to see that issue corrected. Snapheal is an incredible photo editing application that will allow you to erase unwanted objects from your photos, as well as perform complex...

The digital age has allowed modern photography to hit new heights. The things we can do to a photograph (and video no less) are mind blowing. Reaching such heights, however, takes a great deal of skill. But things are going to get easier as technology will allow for the less technologically inclined to create complex effects quickly and easily. And it all starts here with Lytro’s the Light Field Camera. The coolest feature of this spacey camera is that it gives...

With the ubiquity of Apple’s past iPhones coupled with the updated 5-megapixel camera on the most recent iPhone 4, mobile photography has officially entered a new era. While countless camera phones (even many with much better optics) have come and gone before Apple’s iPhone, few have garnered the same popularity and at the same time amassed such a following of 3rd party accessory makers. With that said, we’ve seen some truly unique devices and...

Who says the megapixel race is dead? Sigma’s new $9,700, 46-megapixel DSLR is the epitome of over-indulgence. HItting the stratospheric megapixel count comes courtesy of a three-layer sensor (15 megapixels each) with a True II Image processor. Added touches such as 100 to 6,400 iso sensitivity, 11-point auto-focus, magnesium body w/ sealed o-rings, and a 3″ 460,000 color LCD ’round back ensure you take the very best pictures possible. Serious...

We here at Gadgetsteria love infographs. Visual representation and nerdy details thrown together make our pulses jump and eyes widen. The only thing better than finding infographs is sharing them with others. This spiffy one before you details the rise of iPhone photography. While the earliest iPhone cameras weren’t much to write home about, the latest hardware along with several versatile 3rd party attachments are quickly eating into entry and mid-level DSLR...