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Why would you settle for photos that just sit there when you can get photos that *spin*? With a few CD jewel cases, you can make a free and E-Z photo frame carousel, a rad DIY photo project from Tiffany Threadgould’s DIY book, ReMake It. It’s a frame-holder that fits 10 photos and delightfully spins around a base just like your favorite childhood ride of yore. Best of all, when one photo starts feeling played out (kinda like your old Eminem CD), you can simply give it a spin for a whole new photo to decorate your desk. Start digging through your CD bin and give your garbage and/or Garbage another go. Make a Sweet Spinny Photo Carousel p.s. Obsessed with the latest and greatest photo gadgets? Be our buyer! Inquire within. |
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We’ll admit it, we’re obsessed with iPhoneography. We take our cell phone lenses everywhere we go, we share our photos in real time, we even dress up our phones to look like our favorite cameras! We thought it was about time that we started taking our photos out of our phones and sharing them with the material world. Today we’re showing you how you can make your own phone photo stickers, magnets, photobooth-style strips, lamps, and more with your iPhone photos using your household inkjet printer! Use Your Cell Phone Shots To Make DIY Projects! p.s. The awesome folks at Easy Canvas Prints (wizards at turning your photos into awesome canvas prints) are *giving away* free canvas prints on our Facebook page today! |
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Time-lapses and tilt-shifts are like the Iron Man of photography. They take weeks of practice, sweaty brows, and expensive entry fees, but after you get through it, you get mad respect! Meet two cameras that’ll deliver the cred (and fun) while doing all the hard work for you. The Time-Lapse Camera records time-lapse videos in HD at the push of one button. No editing needed. The Tilt-Shift Camera is a tiny camera with a real tilt-shift lens at 1/10th the cost of a tilt-shift camera. Scroll on!
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If humans were designed to have retractable zoom eyeballs, the world would be like 50x cooler, right? Wrong. No one wants a creepy cyborg hanging around. Thanks to the Telephoto Cell Lens – the newest addition to our popular line of cell phone lenses – you can get 2x the zoomy powers sans the robot. Equip yourself with all 3 of our Fisheye, Macro/Wide Angle, and Telephoto lenses, and your phone camera will get shots it’s never been able to get before! The Telephoto Cell Lens Published on July 28, 2011 — See more Buy This
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Since the dawn of time people have doodled: caves, note pads, post-its. Even your friend’s cast has enjoyed being a doodler’s canvas. Now our photos want to get in on the fun! You can spruce up your friend’s wardrobe, hand tint your black and white photos, and even add a frame right onto your print. We’ll show you all you need to know to create epic photo-meets-imagination images with just a print and a pen. The Why, How and What to Draw on Your Photos p.s. Follow us on Twitter *today* + use “@photojojo” creatively in a tweet for a chance to win 1 of 5 Photojojo gift cards we’re giving away! (We’ll RT our faves, too!) |
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Poor, neglected photo negatives. Ever since digital photography has come into play, these photographic beings have lost their heyday and are quite the endangered species in the photography world. Well, neglect them no further—time to use those negatives for something positively enlightening! Brighten up their lives—and yours—by using them to make a lightbox-esque candle holders! It’s a super simple and fun way to dress up your candle lights for these lovely summer nights! How to Make a Film Negative Candle Holder! p.s. We’re giving away SLR zoom lenses on our Facebook page today thanks to our buddies at Tamron. |
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The Banksy of the photo world wants you to be in his next project! 2011′s TED Prize winner JR is known for combating social inequalities with photography. He’s plastered massive 20 foot tall portraits from Paris to Brazil, Nairobi, and Cambodia. Inside Out is a photo project that asks anyone to upload their portrait with their personal story. After uploading, your photo’s then mailed to you as a poster that you can post in public*. The goal? To give individuals a voice and unveil the untold stories of people around the world. Awareness and mutual respect are the aim! 8,000 photographers from everywhere have already posted their own portraits and awesome/inspiring/fascinating stories which you can browse in the online gallery. INSIDE OUT: Be a Part of a Global Photo Project [Watch JR's short vid about the project.] *No defacing necessary. Prop it in a window or tie it to a fence, bench or balcony. p.s. Pssst we’re giving away THREE Fuji Instax Instant Cameras from the Photojojo Shop today! Head here for more. |
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It’s that time of the year again… …Polaroid Week! Also Known As: A magical week when photographers around the world celebrate all things instant and make photos like crazy. We’re already having a blast celebrating, Because we ♥ you, we’ve rounded up our favorite projects, tips, & inspiration to get your instant ideas developing! (See what we did there? har har.) Grab your camera, feed it some film, and read on to learn how to use instant photos to decorate, stay organized, make hand-made photograms, and even see-through instant prints! Tips, DIY Projects and Where to Get Film p.s. Wanna win the smartest & comfiest camera strap your shoulder’s ever met? Follow @Photojojo and tweet this for a chance to win a Split Strap!! *squeeeee!* Published on July 14, 2011 — See more Guides
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Your neck and shoulder hate photography. Why? Because they know they’re gonna get yanked, strained and dug into by that uncomfy torture device known as a camera strap. Make a truce! Here’s how: The Split Strap, the comfiest strap we’ve found yet. Everything about this strap is designed to fit the anatomical needs of your body: a smart slit at the strap’s center ergonomically contours to your neck and shoulder! The neoprene shoulder piece absorbs shock, weighs close to nothing, and is super breathable. Plus, 2 rotating heads at the base of the neckpiece give you a full range of motion. The Split Strap p.s. Whoa, our iPhone SLR Lens Mounts were gone before you could say ‘iPhoneography.’ More are on the way though — reserve yours now here. Published on July 11, 2011 — See more Buy This
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We’ve always suspected our camera was a neo-postmodernist. Always subverting the establishment, our humble DSLR likes to challenge the limits of art and convention. We’d easily say it belongs up there with the best of Dadaism. Now our camera has joined forces with our tablet and phone to throw our minds for an even more psych-optic monkey wrench. By cleverly overlapping gadgets and photos, you can make picture-in-picture art that makes your electronic gizmos look completely transparent. Your meta masterpiece is waiting to be made! Make Crazy Awesome Picture-in-Picture Art p.s. Our pals at Bausch + Lomb are celebrating the release of their new hi-def contact lenses with a photo contest for Photojojo prizes. Enter here! |
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