The iPhone's camera may be thoroughly eclipsed by several of its competitors, but the insane popularity of Apple's baby means that we've seen tons of accessories aimed at making that 2.1 megapixel sensor somewhat more useful -- like the Snapture Flash here, which tucks a xenon flash with red-eye reduction into a sleeve-type case. Although it's powered by the phone, it's apparently quite low-power -- SnaptureLabs estimates that you'll take 1000 shots before going dry -- and there's some sort of "speaker amplification" built in as well, just in case you're super into enhancing mediocre parts of the iPhone experience. Bad news? You'll have to jailbreak your phone to get the Snapture app working -- hopefully that'll be remedied by the time this thing ships. Check out some sample shots at the read link.

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Thanks for the lovely information u had there....never know Iphone comes with Flash where the design looks too squarish and making the size of iPhone like a China iPhone~~ haha just my opinion

r u getting that bro?

It's still in prototype stage.

Damn Snapture sucks in fw2.2, such a memory hog and hang. Hope they will fix that issue.

btw it look like it only able to fit in iphone 2G

pretty much making the iphone perfect.