Apple attempted to make using your iPhone’s camera and/or rear-facing LED flashlight easier with the introduction of the Lock Screen’s Quick Action buttons beginning with handsets if the notched variety — namely the iPhone X and newer.
The iPhone camera app Halide now lets you perform batch actions on photos. You'll also love a new grid view and other perks in Halide 2.7 for iPhone.
Your iPhone is designed to play a simulated camera shutter sound every time you tap on the shutter button in the Camera app to take a photograph, however this only happens when your iPhone isn’t in silent mode.
A new iPhone trade-in tool from Apple, dubbed “Trade-In Tool and Cosmetic Scan,” will let you scan your device for cosmetic damage with another iPhone camera.
Apple's iPad Air 5 should feature the company's Center Stage front-camera technology that uses machine learning to keep you and anyone else with you right in the frame.
iPhone 14 should adopt a hole-punch design. One leaker says the device's front-facing camera cutout will be pill-shaped rather than circular.
The iPhone 15 camera system with its rumored periscope lens could let you zoom in up to ten times optically, one analyst has predicted. Here's how that could work.
A dedicated telephoto lens (aka zoom lens) found on some iPhones boosts iPhone photography with optical zoom capabilities. Future iPhones are rumored to allow for even deeper zoom by adopting a periscope lens (or foldable lens as it's sometimes referred to). At its core, this technology diverts light through a prism and into a telephoto lens set at a ninety-degree angle to a rear-facing lens and buried deep inside the chassis.
New Apple videos highlight different aspects of iPhone videography like the new Cinematic mode and increased optical zoom range available with the iPhone 13 series.
An upcoming iPhone 14 lineup launching in 2022 isn't getting a pericope lens for the main wide camera after all. That upgrade is reportedly destined for a 2023 iPhone.
Apple has shared a new video shot on iPhone, featuring eggs. Commissioned by Apple, the short film was taken with iPhone 13 Pro camera by French director Michel Gondry.
Apple has shared a new experimental video that focuses on iPhone 13 camera tips and tricks you can use to recreate Hollywood movie scenes, like a car chase, at home.