iPhone 5 Leaked Part Points To Redesigned Camera & Flash

As the iPhone 5 nears its official launch, parts of the alleged new iPhone 5 are starting to show up in China. This isn't anything new but we've seen parts of Apple products being leaked out on the internet months before the actual Apple product was revealed and while some were not real, many have been true leaks. This time we've got a leak of a white back glass showing a separated rear-facing camera and an LED flash placed to the far right of the camera. This would really make sense on Apple's part to improve on the flash capabilities and exposure. This ties in with parts leaked of a separated rear-facing camera and flash modules that have been leaked not so long ago pointing towards this leak being very possible. The iPhone 4's rear-facing cameras has an LED flash attached to it beneath the glass cover. 

Olloclip Quickly Adds Quality Glass Lenses To Your iPhone 4

Forget and leave your DSLR at home folks, this interchangeable lens accessory for the iPhone 4 called the Olloclip is here to change how you take photos with your iPhone 4. Granted the iPhone 4 has a relatively good camera for a phone, but now things just got better. The Olloclip is made out of CNC anodized aluminum adds a quality all glass fisheye lens on one side and a wide-angle lens on the other. You think that's enough? Nope, the Olloclip also packs a 10x macro lens which is revealed when unscrewing the wide-angle lens, all in one small package. The Olloclip can quickly attach to the corner of your iPhone 4's camera so you won't even miss that special shot. You can pre-order the Olloclip complete with a lens caps via Kickstarter for $45 in red or black flavors, and it will retail for $60 later on. Hit up the source link for some test shots using all of the Olloclip's lenses.

Flipbac Camera Grips Give Your Point-n-Shoot The DSLR Feel

Flipbac's Camera Grips are made out of 100% silicone with a 3M adhesive that stick to the front side of your little point-n-shoot camera to provide you with a better one-handed grip for shooting. No matter what brand or type of point-n-shoot camera you have, the Camera Grips are designed to flex and fit on a verity of flat and curved surfaces. There are three Camera Grips designs to best fit your style and you can pick one up for just $9.99. 

Flip Brand Of Video Camcorders Is Dead

Cisco has issued a press release stating it will no longer be making Flip video camcorders and will refocus its strategic plan to align its operations. Well there you have it. Looks like it wasn't so smart buying a Flip cam if you've already owned a smartphone with a better built-in camera like the iPhone 4, which most do. It was fun while it lasted, especially for YouTubers.

Capture Insane 360 Degree Videos Using Your iPhone 4

The GoPano micro is a neat little lens that attaches to your iPhone 4's rear 5MP camera using a custom protective case and it allows you to capture 360 degree panoramic videos without spending a fortune. The GoPano micro lens records 360 degree videos of everything that's around simultaneously and you can swipe to get a different prospective at any point and time. The GoPano micro project is currently on Kickstarter and you can pre-order yours for $50. In the meantime, check out the GoPano in action in the video above.

Retro Pics Need Retro Wooden iPhone 4 Cases

This is retro at its finest. If you love wood and retro cameras and you've got an iPhone 4, this is the case for you. The SigniCase is 100% hand crafted out of wood with various retro camera patterns laser engraved right into the case. What's left is one retro looking natural wood iPhone 4 case with lots of texture for your fingers to explore. SigniCase's Verizon and AT&T compatible iPhone 4 cases come in quite few different camera designs and they are all priced at just $34.99.