Camera for iPad Takes Photos Via iPhone

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Posted April 7, 2010 at 1:52pm by iClarified

Yesterday we wrote about CAMERA-A and CAMERA-B companion apps to take pictures with your iPad via the iPhone. Today, Headlight Software is offering Camera for iPad, a universal binary which offers similar functionality.

Simply start Camera for iPad on both devices, and they'll find each other. Your iPad shows what the iPhone's camera is seeing. Intuitive controls let you zoom with a pinch or rotate with a swipe. And just tap the button to take a high resolution photo that is saved onto your iPad.

FEATURES:
★ Bluetooth, so no setup at all.
★ Live viewfinder shows what the iPhone's camera is seeing.
★ Pictures are taken at the iPhone camera's full resolution and look gorgeous on the iPad!
★ Makes a great remote preview when taking group photos!
★ Not just for the iPad! You can connect an iPhone to an iPod touch, or even connect one iPhone to another, and choose which is the sender and which is the receiver.

DETAILS:
★ Requires two devices, one to send pictures and one to receive.
★ Both iPhone 3G and 3GS are supported for sending pictures.
★ For receiving pictures, most devices are supported: iPad; iPod touch 2nd and 3rd generation; and another iPhone 3G/3GS are ALL supported!

You can purchase Camera for iPad from the App Store for $0.99.

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Roberto Salermo - April 7, 2010 at 3:25pm

Looks like the precursor to a video conference solution for the iPad.

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iPwnFreaks - April 7, 2010 at 2:26pm

this is dumb. it was a flaw that iPad doesnt have camera in the 1st place! Apple is so cheap. they should put a dedicated camera on iPad.Video recorder on 3gs is awesome and crystal clear.iPad have faster processor and possibly better graphic card, but they dont put camera on it. Shame on it.