Taking advantage of dual-lens smartphone cameras that capture the distance between the subject in the foreground and the background, Facebook’s new 3D photos feature brings your Portrait scenes to life with 3D-like parallax movement.
The iPhone XS camera is one of the best mobile cameras DxOMark has ever tested. In many areas, it offers noticeable improvements over last year’s iPhone X and delivers “flagship imaging power”. Here’s everything you need to know about it.
Filmmaker Ed Gregory pitted his iPhone XS versus a $10,000 Canon C200 cinema camera and was shocked that the footage recorded with the phone actually looked awesome. Can you spot the difference between the iPhone XS camera and Canon’s cinema-grade camera?
FaceTime camera effects including Animoji and Memoji can make video calling much more fun and personal. Make this a reality by following these steps.
In iOS 12.1, Apple is adding real-time Depth Control to the Camera app on the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR. Here’s how it works.
iPhone Depth Control lets you adjust the depth of field after you shoot, which makes it easy to apply a variably blurred background. Here’s how it works.
Early iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max users are showing off photos taken with their new devices. Now, Apple’s promoting many of these images.
Some early iPhone XS adopters are accusing Apple of implementing a so-called “beauty mode” filter to the camera’s algorithms to smooth a subject’s skin.
iOS 12 saves you from having to manually search all your iMessage threads like an animal just to find that picture you took who knows when. Now when you take an image with the Messages app, it’s saved to Photos as soon as you attach it to a thread.
Thanks to the faster sensors, chips and algorithms, vertical panoramic photographs taken with your iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max retain uniform focus across the shot and no longer suffer from exposure issues.
The first real-world images taken with the recently introduced iPhone Xs have been released. The images were taken in Washington, D.C. and Zanzibar.
Apple’s first-look video shows off iPhone Xs’s camera improvements that in this generation mostly revolve around software and computational photography improvements stemming from machine learning advances. For this video, a pair of videographers used 4K, Slo-mo and Time-lapse shooting modes to create nice-looking scenes featuring water, fire, metal and light.
