Apps turn your iPhone into an iPad camera add-on | Tablets | iPhone Central | Macworld: “The iPad’s lack of a built-in camera is not stopping a number of enterprising developers from coming up with ingenious solutions that allow users to share their iPhone cameras instead.
These systems usually come in the form of a pair of apps: you install one on the iPhone to capture images from the camera, and the other on the iPad to view and manipulate the images.
The Camera-A and Camera-B apps, written by indie developer Yusuke Sekikawa, make up one such combo. Camera-A is installed on the iPad and connects to Camera-B, which runs on the iPhone, either via Wi-Fi or using iPhone OS’s peer-to-peer Bluetooth connectivity. The set up process is easy and intuitive (essentially, all you need to do is make sure that both apps are running) and the video feed, while at times grainy and less than fluid, is perfectly serviceable. Camera-A/B’s major shortcoming is the interface, which is somewhat spartan—all it allows you to do is take snapshot of the video feed, and it’s pretty unintuitive.”
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