Adorama, one of the nation’s premier photography and consumer electronics resellers, announced the grand prize winner of its first annual iPhone photography contest. The award was created by Adorama to spotlight the rapid rise in popularity of the iPhone as a new platform for digital point-and-shoot photography. Selected from more than 17,000 submitted images, the winning entry, titled So Long & Farewell (http://contest.adorama.com/entries#12815), was created by Neville Black using an iPhone and three different imaging apps to edit the image. The judging panel included Photoshop Guru Scott Kelby, Nikon shooters Joe McNally and Moose Peterson, Canon shooters Eric Meola and...

Everyone's getting into the act these days. Here's a music video shot entirely with Nikon's D3s digital SLR: Abandon: The Backstage Video from Straw Hat Visuals on Vimeo.

Quite a coup for the mighty Canon 5D Mark II: the final season of the hit TV show House was filmed using one. Sayeth the director: “I loved it and feel it’s the future." For my money (and yours) a traditional camcorder still packs the better video punch. But this is may be a harbinger of things to come.

Apple's iPhone is populating a lot of pockets these days and while its 3-megapixel camera may not stack up well against even an inexpensive digicam in the specs department, it's actually a pretty powerful photographic tool. There are many apps out there to help you make better photos with your iPhone and we have a great list of iPhone Photography Apps here.