iPhone becomes the iCamera

The iPhone is the latest in technology for smart phones. With applications downloadable for just about everything, there isn’t much your iPhone can’t do. One of the biggest complaints about the iPhone has been that it is a locked phone. This means that if you have the iPhone it will only work with AT&T on their network; a few skilled people have managed to unlock the iPhone, making it work as well with the T-Mobile network. Rumor has it that soon the company will come out with an unlocked iPhone, allowing users on all networks to have access to the technology.
Unlocking the iPhone will exponentially increase the number of customers. It has been announced that Verizon is about to open up their network for the iPhone. Verizon is estimated to pull in anywhere from 5 to 11 million dollars its first year. The customers that the iPhone, as well as Verizon’s reputation for outstanding coverage, will draw in, is a potentially catastrophic for other cellular phone providers.
It seems that there is an application for almost anything you wish to do on the iPhone, from light sabers to levels, fires to movies, and now for all your photography needs. If you are tired of a tiny lens with mediocre quality photos, then the new DSLR camera might be for you. A DSLR lens may now be attached directly to the iPhone 4. To attach the lens to the camera you can purchase the mechanism, or you can simply do it yourself. There are plenty of places online that will gladly teach you how to take your iPhone, a camera lens, and some tape, and put it all together.
They say that the best camera is one that you can carry with you; which is what makes the iPhone perfect for photographers of all levels. For those who simply want to catch a quick memory to share with others the built in iPhone camera will do just fine. However, a variety of applications (panoramic shots, close up shots, clearer shops, Photoshop…) will enable any advanced photographer to capture any scene anywhere. Since the iPhone is a customer’s main source of communication to the world, they usually carry it everywhere with them. If your phone is always on you, then it is always perfectly capable of acting as your camera. Attaching a DSLR lens is only the newest development for iPhone; with a new version being released there are sure to be new applications and advancements developed; especially now that the iPhone is slowly being unlocked to the public and picked up by competing networks.