We've tested the new iPad's 5-megapixel camera and compared it to its predecessor. Here are our findings, with bonus Lego Man Torch.

OK, so perhaps you won’t be able to use your iPad 2 as a point-and-shoot replacement — the evidence so far points to at least one camera, and that’s a front-facing one. Click to zoom.

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 ...

Apple addressed the thinness and case complaints with the iPad 2. Next, they’ll address the camera complaints. People will want to use them. We can’t talk about stills all day, so I wanted to share a ...

That makes the iPad 2 about 200 times less popular than the iPhone 4, which is being used by 4,391 Flickr members. However, of the 22 iPad 2 camera users, they've managed to upload 12,570 images ...

In fact, the iPad 2's camera has more in common with the low-res camera in the iPod Touch than it does to the rather excellent one in the iPhone 4. The specs for the iPad's rear-facing camera only ...

Firstly, the iPad 2’s camera quality is not as high as that of the iPhone 4. The iPad 2 features a 0.7-megapixel rear camera, which pales in comparison to the iPhone 4’s 5-megapixel camera.

A radically improved iPad camera could make the tablet seem more like a “real camera." The new iPad isn’t thinner or lighter; the battery life is about the same; and the price is identical ...

The iPad is not going to replace a professional camera, nor, perhaps, even your smartphone’s camera. But the iPad Air 2 now packs cameras with some decent specs. The main one on the back is 8MP and ...

When used as a companion to the new Final Cut Pro for iPad 2.0, you’ll find a well-oiled video production ecosystem.Now you can unlock Live Multicam, in addition to the usual editing ...

Use your iPad 2's camera to take still pictures and videos for your project, then use iMovie's library of effects and transitions to spruce it up. Price: $4.99 from the App Store.