Paparazzo Light presents a solution to grainy iPhone images: an attachable light inspired by the first, 20th-century paparazzo, Arthur Fellig. Fellig—nicknamed Weegee, due to supernatural photographic instincts—made flashbulb photography famous. The iPhone Paparazzo light has 300 Lumen LED, and an adjustable dial so that users can adjust from zero to full bright. Paparazzo is even self-powered by two CR 123 batteries, so it won’t take a toll on your phone’s charge.
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