Category: apple

Apple may be planning to enforce “No Photography” zone rules with newest patent award

John Aldred

With great power comes great potential for abuse. Back in 2011, Apple filed a fairly controversial patent, which would allow the cameras in their devices to be turned on and off at will by external forces. In theory, this would allow locations and venues that have “No photography” zones to enforce this rule more passively. Aimed […]

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Apple Digital Camera RAW Update 6.20 Now Available

Eric Reagan

Apple has released Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 6.20, which adds system-level RAW file support for a number of cameras. Supported cameras in this latest release include the following: Canon EOS-1D X Mark II Canon EOS 80D Canon EOS Rebel T6 / 1300D / Kiss X80 Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Olympus PEN-F Panasonic […]

RAW Photos Coming to iPhone in iOS 10

Eric Reagan

It looks like Apple will finally give us the opportunity to shoot and edit RAW images in the native camera app in the next iteration of iOS, due out later this year. Many Android users have had this benefit for quite some time, so it’s nice to see Apple finally getting around to giving photographers […]

Apple is finally giving us RAW photo support in iOS 10

John Aldred

Along with all the usual announcements about magical things and Siri, Apple have announced some of the new features coming to the camera and its software in iOS 10. As expected, facial recognition support is coming, which allows the camera to categorise the images you shoot automatically.  But the big news is that iOS is finally […]

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Adobe responds to QuickTime for Windows security flaw, offers native ProRes support

John Aldred

Many Windows based video users have been concerned lately regarding security flaws which led Apple to pull all support for Quicktime for Windows, with the Federal Government going so far as recommending that Windows users completely remove it from their system. Adobe have today announced a response to this issue, declaring that they are adding native support for […]

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Leaked iPhone 7 photos suggest dual cameras may be reserved only for the 7 Plus

John Aldred

Pretty much the only things that can be said for certain about the iPhone 7 are that it’ll eventually be announced (probably in September) and that it’ll be made by Apple. If either of these cases are even close to real, however, the standard iPhone 7 will not possess dual cameras, an feature likely reserved […]

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These $4,000+ computers go head-to-head in the Mac vs PC Lightroom Showdown

John Aldred

This is one of those debates that’s been around for as long as I can remember.  It’s like Nikon vs. Canon, iPhone vs. Android, Ketchup vs. Mayo, and everybody’s going to have their own needs and opinions.  There’s generally no right answer in any of these debates, unless you have a specific need that forces […]

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