photoaddict

No one watches that Blair Witch movie and says, "It was from a high production gear" but watching the Apple commercial, people would mistakenly assume it's done with high production gear. Many ...

But you see a common argument repeated on so many threads on how iPad is not good enough and cannot produce content that meets the "working standard." The fact that the entire commercial was ...

This is surprising. The iPad Pro commercial is actually filmed with just iPad Pro and edited in iPad Pro, nothing else. It manages to achieve a professional finish with just an iPad Pro. https://ww ...

I totally forgot about Facebook Moments. It was neat.

But now we have iPhones with iOS 11 doing that automatically with its own Moments in Photos. It's pretty good.

There are new tags in HTML5 not found in HTML4 and all modern browsers support HTML5. Why would you want HTML4 when HTML5 is much more robust and more semantic?

Not even remotely TinType - looks obvious, I can see the blurs and they're not in the right places.

I have original iPad Pro and it's an amazing beast, still. It works fast. I love being able to read and take notes and draw and all that on iPad Pro. I am definitely setting my budget ready for the...

I would apply but Seattle is not my thing. I went there last January and it was too depressing for me. I couldn't tolerate much rain and a few days of sunshine. Best luck for those who applied for...

Also, there are apps that let you adjust exposure, shutter speed, and aperture for your phone cameras (well, I know there is a few for iPhones, including DNG formats for RAW shots).

We're talking about a phone with a camera and how well it performs with its constraints, not a full fledged DSLR camera.

There are apps that take raw images and halide app has its own smart hdr which looks much better and more film like than the apples smart hdr.

While I appreciate your criticism of Z7's obvious banding issue, why would it affect the dynamic range? Dynamic range is not defined by artifacts but rather how much data can be pushed or pulled in...

That's where computational photography comes into this role!

iPhone is not just a phone. It is a very capable computer where you can literally do basic word processing, crunch numbers, watch movies, facebooking, instagramming, take great photos, make a film,...

What's interesting is how Apple is sticking with a measly 12 MP rear sensor and 7 MP front sensor. Apple is so behind. More resolution = better image, and we all know that! /sarcasm

Yeah, Apple is not exactly cheap but Apple manages to sell millions of them and is one of the richest companies in the whole world.

I like the idea of sliding aperture - it'd be a nifty tool and also help amateurs understand the purpose of aperture.

It may that the AF Assist just doesn't work with the live sensor?

It's not just this image as I see the pattern in other images as well. There's no way I can be the sensor but how the JPG algorithm is set to strip away important details at low contrast areas....

impressive for a low shutter speed. Seems that stabilization works well.