The iPhone excels in mobile photography due to Apple's consistency, processing, and control over software and hardware. Android has traditionally lacked consistency and camera API support in many apps ...

If speed is what you are after, there are better ways than enabling the faster shooting option. For instance, you can use the ...

Mastering your iPhone camera is a fantastic start, yet it’s not a surefire path to an outstanding photo. The art of photography encompasses mastering composition, understanding light, choosing ...

The winners of the 18th annual iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS), a competition that showcases stunning photos captured worldwide by photographers using an iPhone or iPad, were announced on Friday ...

Long exposure photography on your iPhone offers a unique way to capture motion, transforming everyday scenes into visually stunning works of art. By extending the exposure time, moving elements such ...

These days, anyone with a smart phone is an amateur photographer. Or at least they think they are. Don’t get us wrong, we overuse Instagram filters as much as the next person, but we’re starting to ...

While some are calling it boring, there are lot of great spec updates in iPhone 16 Pro Max with the most impactful being significant improvement to photography workflows that affect everyone.

The camera on the iPhone isn't exactly the best you can get, but does that mean photos taken with it can't be artistic? We analyse the merits of a new type of photography — iPhone-ography. Lexy ...

Capturing and sharing moments through photographs is common in our daily lives, driven by the desire for good-quality pictures. The iPhone’s camera stands out among other phones, consistently ...

A controversy with Samsung's phone cameras has renewed the conversation surrounding computational photography, and highlights the difference between it, and Apple's approach in iOS. It isn't a big ...

With an iPhone 7 in hand, the winner of the 2021 iPhone Photography Award took this beautiful picture, reminding us you don't always need the latest Apple device or iPhone 13 to take quality photos.