What is HDR, anyway?
It's not you. HDR confuses tons of people. In this post, we finally explain what HDR actually means, the problem it presents, and three ways to solve it.
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It's not you. HDR confuses tons of people. In this post, we finally explain what HDR actually means, the problem it presents, and three ways to solve it.
Our deep dive into the latest single-camera star in the iPhone lineup.
Our new pro video camera won big in this yearโs App Store Awards.
Announcing a fun new promo on Bluesky with our fellow independent developers
For the first โDesert Titaniumโ iPhone, we took over 1000 photos and videos in the desert. Take a deep dive into whatโs new โย and why itโs close to the last of its kind.
Introducing a process that uses zero AI and zero computational photography to produce beautiful, film-like natural photos. Meet Halide 2.15, with Process Zero.
A true story of indie app development: why we made the plunge to build our pro video camera app Kino in a few months, its whirlwind development, and many surprise twists.
Today we're excited to launch Kino, a powerful filmmaking app for beginners and experts alike. As say they say in screenwriting, "Show, Don't tell," so let's walk through a few of the tent-pole features in our huge 1.0 release.
Last month we released Orion, a small app that turns your iPad into an HDMI monitor. This was certainly a big departure from our usual practice of making camera apps, so I wanted to take a moment to show the 'why' โย and, after that, the 'how': our process of making it from thought to launch.
Here's our easy-to-follow, detailed guide on how to turn your iPad into an HDMI monitor using our free Orion app.
Sebastiaan de With reviews the latest telephoto-equipped camera out of Cupertino in our annual iPhone 15 Pro Max camera review.
Today we're launching Orion: a small, fun app that helps you use your iPad as an external HDMI display for any camera, video game console, or even VHS.