Tag: iphone
PhotoActive #127: Hands-On with the iPhone 14 Pro Cameras
Apple says every new iPhone is the Best Ever iPhone, but when it comes to the cameras in the iPhone 14 Pro, could that be more than just hyperbole?
Unlock Your Smartphone Camera’s Hidden Features
My awesome editor at Popular Photography, Dan Bracaglia, reached out with an idea: what sort of photo fundamentals could be covered that related to the computational photography space? The first thing that came to mind was the AI-boosted cameras we all carry around these days. iOS and Android devices can do amazing things, but many ...
PhotoActive 117: John Cornicello on Lens Distortion
You've heard the term "zoom with your feet?" It's not that simple.
PhotoActive 116: iPad Photo Editing
The latest episode of the PhotoActive podcast is all about editing photos on the iPad and iPad Pro.
PhotoActive 115: iPhone Camera Tips & Tricks
Millions of people take billions of photos using the built-in Camera app on their iPhones, so we wanted to do an episode all about the clever and sometimes hidden capabilities of this camera that’s always with you. A few things are obvious, but I’m sure there’s at least one or two you may not know ...
Photocombobulate #17 – Mistakes Were Made
Jeff and Mason look at embarrassing photo mistakes they've made and try to find a way forward.
Photocombobulate Episode 7: The iPhone 13 Pro
We took the iPhone 13 Pro on an epic Sierra Nevada photo adventure! It could be the best camera you own.
Refresh Your Old AirPods with a Podswap
After using my original-model AirPods nearly every day for three years, the batteries finally got to the point where they would deplete after only 20 minutes or so. I replaced them with a set of AirPods Pro, and put the first set into a drawer (next to an old iSight camera). I didn’t want to ...
PhotoActive Podcast: Bryan William Jones on How We See
One of the great joys of co-hosting the PhotoActive Podcast is getting to talk to smart, interesting people related to photography. In the latest episode, we chat with retinal neuroscientist and photographer Bryan William Jones about how we see the world, and how that translates to what our cameras see. I was surprised to learn ...
Why Webcams Aren’t Good Enough
Standalone webcams... stink. I wrote a big article explaining why, and was interviewed about it by MacVoices.
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