But a new app trend is giving fresh value to the iPad’s rear camera. Here’s why. Multi-cam apps make good use of the iPad’s rear camera. Cameras have long been essential components of the ...

Camera Boost is making headlines this week as one of the first and coolest "live" image enhancement apps for iPad 2. Many image editors have filters you can apply after you take a picture, but ...

Camera-A and Camera-B are both available from the App Store; the former costs $1 and requires an iPad running iPhone OS 3.2 or higher, while the latter is free and works on iPhone 3GS devices ...

If you wish the iPad came with its own camera, this app offers a bit of a work-around. Running on both your iPad and your iPhone, Camera For iPad lets the former device control the latter's camera ...

The app has previously been able to run on iPad, but the new Halide Pro Camera for iPad is custom-designed and optimized for Apple's tablet. This means you get all of the usual manual tools, for ...

The Final Cut Camera app is a free download on the App Store, but if you want to use the live multicam feature, you need a Final Cut Pro subscription on a recent iPad ($4.99 per month).

Camera app Halide is coming to the iPad. It’s got an interface that’s been redesigned for larger displays, as well as the level of control expected from the iPhone app.

Obscura, the iPhone camera app for pro users, has released a new major version called Obscura 4 with support for the iPad.It also brings new features, such as dual reticule mode to have different ...

Apple’s latest iPad has a new camera that’s almost as good as the one found on the iPhone 4S. The new iPad’s camera has a five-element lens, but its sensor only captures 5 MP images, which ...

Apple’s latest iPad software development kit nixes references to video calling and chatting, creating uncertainty about the chances of a camera coming to the iPad. A previous version of the iPad ...