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1 day ago · iPhone Camera Settings for Cinematic Quality. The first step in creating cinematic videos with your iPhone 15 Pro Max is to optimize your camera settings. Begin by selecting ProRes Log, a high ...
4 days ago · Follow these steps to send longer videos using iCloud: Make sure you have iCloud Photos turned on. Go to Settings, tap your name at the top, tap iCloud, then Photos, and toggle on Sync this iPhone ...
5 days ago · Here’s how to crop, rotate or flip your photos. Open the Photos app on your iPhone. Choose a photo that you want to crop. Zoom in on the photo if needed. To zoom in on the image, use a pinch-out gesture on the screen. Place two fingers close together on the photo itself and spread them apart. Keep spreading your fingers until you’ve zoomed ...
4 days ago · What’s In The Release. This release is focused on the bug which surfaced in iOS 17.5, which Apple describes in the release notes as “a rare issue where photos that experienced database ...
4 days ago · TECH. Make your bad photos look picture-perfect like a pro in seconds. How you can fine-tune a photo long after the snapshot with a quick and easy crop. By Kurt Knutsson, CyberGuy Report Fox...
5 days ago · It’s claimed that the iPhone 16 Pro Max’s main camera will be an advanced custom version of the Sony IMX903 sensor. It’s not the first time we’ve heard this rumor, but it does mean that ...
3 days ago · Go to Settings > Tap (your name). Tap iCloud. Tap Photos, then tap the switch next to Sync this (device). Turn on iCloud Photos on your Mac: Open the Apple menu > System Settings/System Preferences. Click Apple ID. Choose iCloud in the sidebar, then select Photos. Click the switch next to Sync this Mac.
