Topaz Photo AI, one of our favorite pieces of software for automatic artificial intelligence-based photograph retouching, has received a major update to version 2.0 this week.
One of my favorite pieces of software for editing photographs, Topaz Photo AI, was recently updated to version 1.5.0 with yet another long list of enhancements. The update comes only about a month after the software’s other most recent major iteration update, version 1.4.0.
Dedicated camera body photographers can relate to wanting more storage for their photos and videos, especially with today’s cameras writing 8K resolution video and ultra-high-megapixel photograph files to limited capacity memory cards.
A tripod is one of the best accessories you can buy to improve your iPhone photography skills, whether you want to take a family holiday photo, or create a time-lapse video. As with all accessories, tripods come in many shapes and sizes, with different features, and it can be a pain to sift through the giant sea of options.
But not to worry, we have once again taken care of the leg work for you. Below you will find our favorite picks for the best MagSafe tripods for iPhone.
Here's what to do if your iPhone selfies are just seven megapixels even though the front-facing TrueDepth camera is capable of twelve.
Filters are relatively inexpensive attachments for camera lenses that can be used to spice up the images or videos that come out of any camera, be it a smartphone or a dedicated body. I’ve long been of the belief that hardware-based filters yield better results than those software-based ones you can add in post-production, so I use them frequently.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to use your iPhone camera's level feature to guide horizon placement in your photographs and perfectly align overhead and top-down shots.
Flying a drone can be done for fun or for hire, but if you’re new to the activity or interested in taking it up for the first time, then flying for fun is absolutely going to be the best place for anyone to start.
Topaz Labs recently released an upgraded version of its Topaz Photo AI suite, officially bringing it up to version 1.4.0 with a slew of new features and improvements that both existing and new users won’t want to miss.
When taking photographs, it’s important to dial in the correct exposure to ensure you have the right amount of light. Too little light results in a dark or underexposed image, while too much of it can result in a bright or overexposed image.
One thing that on-the-go videographers seem to swear by is a quality gimbal. These devices keep your camera steady as you move so that video footage comes out smooth and jitter-free. While some cameras feature built-in image and video stabilization features, a physical gimbal does the job much better and yields impressive results.
When using a digital camera, especially the likes of a modern DSLR or mirrorless body, you will generally find different settings on a rotating dial somewhere at the top of the unit. Depending on the manufacturer, the markings for those different settings may vary.