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Photo gifts for fantastic moms
Your mom is the memory-keeper of the family, so how about giving her a camera to help her catch all those great moments?
Olloclip camera lenses
If your mom loves her iPhone's camera but feels it could use some help in the lens department, consider some add-on lenses like those by Olloclip.
The company has a full lineup for both old and new iPhones including a 2x telephoto lens paired with a circular polarizer lens, a three-in-one macro lens, and its mainstay four-in-one lens featuring fish-eye and wide-angle lenses as well as two macro lenses that focus at 0.7 inch (18mm) and 0.5 inch (12mm) from a subject.
The newest 4-in-1 Photo Lens for iPhone 6/6 Plus fits over the top of the phone and centers a lens over the back camera and the other over the front camera.
Fujifilm Instax Share
Most people don't make prints anymore because they keep their photos on their phones. The Instax Share, though, isn't your ordinary printer, allowing you to wirelessly send shots to it straight from your smartphone. It's an instant printer, too, delivering Polaroid-like 2x3-inch prints without the need for ink cartridges, but with a little touch of nostalgia.
Olympus Stylus SP-100EE
Want to get Mom a camera that's equally adept at group portraits and shooting from the sidelines? You want the SP-100EE. It has a built-in dot-sight positioned just above the electronic viewfinder. Put the dot on your favorite soccer player and you'll be set to shoot. The 50x f2.9-6.5 24-1,200mm lens with optical image stabilization means you have a lot flexibility when it comes to framing your shots, too.
Canon PowerShot SX60 HS
A good choice for a family camera, the SX60 HS is great for photos as well as for video and has one of the smartest auto modes around.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
This compact camera is more affordable than the LX100 but still makes a great compact choice if you want to help Mom to step up to better photo quality than what her phone can manage.
Nikon D750
It may be pretty expensive as a gift from the kids, but if Dad or Mom's looking to gift herself with a great camera that's a nice step up from an entry-level dSLR, the D750 is a great choice.