Take photos with your iPad -- as long as you have an iPhone, too
There are plenty of rumors about a camera -- or maybe even a camera on each side! -- for future versions of the iPad. Well, you can get the camera of the future right now, as long as you happen to have an iPhone 3GS, too. I know, that's a lot of pricey Apple gadgets. Fortunately, setting up your iPhone as a wireless iPad camera only costs a buck. You just need two apps: Camera A and Camera B.
Put Camera A, which costs a dollar, on your iPad. Put Camera B, which is free, on your iPhone. Turn on Bluetooth on each device. Bada-bing! The input from your iPhone's camera will be displayed on your iPad. The button to take a photo is on the iPad app, but you can save to either (or both) of your devices. Just a cute little perk for the big Apple spenders out there. I wonder if a video version will eventually show up, too ... maybe over wi-fi instead of Bluetooth?
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Put Camera A, which costs a dollar, on your iPad. Put Camera B, which is free, on your iPhone. Turn on Bluetooth on each device. Bada-bing! The input from your iPhone's camera will be displayed on your iPad. The button to take a photo is on the iPad app, but you can save to either (or both) of your devices. Just a cute little perk for the big Apple spenders out there. I wonder if a video version will eventually show up, too ... maybe over wi-fi instead of Bluetooth?
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Subscribe to commentsStormtrooprDaveApr 7th 2010 4:03PM
I don't have an iPhone or an iPad but can't you jsut transfer the photo from the phone to the pad anyway without an app?
JonnyApr 7th 2010 4:49PM
if you have the iphone already with you, why would you need another BIGGER iphone with you?
kevjohnApr 8th 2010 10:27AM
That is excellent! Someone made a 99 cent app that turns $1000 worth of Apple gear into a point-and-shoot camera! (I said this on another photography site, but I'm pretty lazy so I'll copy and paste it here as well)