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Backups don’t matter until you don’t have one. As I think back to my time in the mid 1990s selling computers at a now-defunct retail establishment, early digital cameras were available and in …
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The easiest way to open the iPhone camera yet. One of the accessibility features in iOS 14 and later is the addition of a “Back Tap” feature, where you can configure actions to occur based on a …
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If we're talking about the new iPhone Pro, artificial intelligence is part of the conversation. Cameras are a key feature of modern smartphones1 and with the unveiling of three new iPhone models …
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Let’s talk iOS 13 for Photographers. This morning Apple presented the future of its software to folks at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Jose. We got to see what’s coming in the …
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iOS is great for making photos… but management? What are we getting from my wish list? Read more at iOS 13 for Photographers: Refinements, not Revolution. In less than one week, Apple will host …
A new and shiny iPad Pro: the first week. A week ago on Wednesday, I was in line outside an Apple Store before they opened so I could pick up the new iPad Pro. A couple years ago I ditched my …
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