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How Artificial Intelligence is changing photography

How Artificial Intelligence is changing photography

[cfsp key=”getamac.jpg”]”If you’re wondering how good your next phone’s camera is going to be, it’d be wise to pay attention to what the manufacturer has to say about AI,” Sam Byford reports for The Verge. “Beyond the hype and bluster, the technology has enabled staggering advances in photography over the past couple of years, and there’s no reason to think that progress will slow down.”

“The…

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Faketastic: Your smartphone photos are totally fake — and you love it

Faketastic: Your smartphone photos are totally fake — and you love it

”At night for the past few weeks, I’ve been tromping around dark places taking photos using a new mode on Google’s $800 Pixel 3 called Night Sight. Friends in a candlelit bar look like they brought a lighting crew. Dark streets are flush with reds and greens. A midnight cityscape lights up as though it were late afternoon. It goes way beyond an Instagram filter into you-gotta-see-this territory,”…

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AnandTech reviews Apple's iPhone Xs and Xs Max: The best phones that Apple has ever released

AnandTech reviews Apple’s iPhone Xs and Xs Max: The best phones that Apple has ever released

”2018 has been an odd year for the smartphone market as more than ever before we saw the competition try to react and also mimic the iPhone X – the design language especially has been something that we saw replicated across a lot of various designs,” Andrei Frumusanu writes for AnandTech. “Instead of iterating on the design, Apple has stayed true to its “S” generation release tradition and…

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Digital Photography Review: Apple's iPhone XS/Max is a leap forward in computational photography

Digital Photography Review: Apple’s iPhone XS/Max is a leap forward in computational photography

”Aside from folks who still shoot film, almost nobody uses the term ‘digital photography’ anymore – it’s simply ‘photography,’ just as we don’t keep our food in an ‘electric refrigerator,'” Jeff Carlson writes for Digital Photography Review. “Given the changes in the camera system in Apple’s latest iPhone models, we’re headed down a path where the term ‘computational photography’ will also just…

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Apple's iPhone franchise

Apple’s iPhone franchise

[cfsp key=”getamac.jpg”]”The strategy is, dare I say, bordering on over-confidence,” Ben Thompson writes for Stratechery. “Apple is raising prices on its best product even as that product’s relative differentiation from the company’s next best model is the smallest it has ever been.”

“Here, though, I thought the keynote’s Mission: Impossible-themed opening really hit the mark: the reason why…

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Filmmaker wonders 'what kind of voodoo' Apple's conjuring in iPhone Xs, Xs Max, XR camera system

Filmmaker wonders ‘what kind of voodoo’ Apple’s conjuring in iPhone Xs, Xs Max, XR camera system

”I was fortunate to test the iPhone XS Max with the FiLMiC Pro team in Barcelona,” Richard Lackey blogs eponymously. “The iPhone XS Max and it’s bretheren the XS and XR are fascinating devices. Employing intelligent and dynamic digital signal processing, the latest generation iPhones can generate images that seem to be beyond the ability of the optics and sensor alone. Of course, that’s exactly…

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Ars Technica reviews iPhone Xs and Xs Max: 'Among the best phones Apple has made'

Ars Technica reviews iPhone Xs and Xs Max: ‘Among the best phones Apple has made’

[cfsp key=”getamac.jpg”]”With last year’s iPhone X, Apple introduced the most significant redesign to the iPhone since the iPhone 4. All three of the phones Apple announced this fall—the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR—are modeled after that blueprint,” Samuel Axon writes for Ars Technica.

“That means near-edge-to-edge displays. It also means they have the TrueDepth sensor array, which…

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Engadget reviews Apple's iPhone Xs and Xs Max: These are fantastic smartphones

Engadget reviews Apple’s iPhone Xs and Xs Max: These are fantastic smartphones

”When Apple introduced the iPhone X last year, it didn’t just release a new phone — it presented a new vision of what iPhones should be. The fact that the X became Apple’s top-selling model quarter after quarter was proof that people were embracing change,” Chris Velazco writes for Engadget. “Now, with the arrival of the new iPhone XS and XS Max, Apple’s vision feels almost inescapable.”

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