Apple has announced its latest iPhone model, featuring an 8MP back-illuminated CMOS sensor. The iPhone 4S features faster image capture (down to 0.5s shot-to-shot time and 1.1 second ‘time to first photo’), and captures more light as a result of the new sensor. It also gains 1080p video, is said to have better auto white balance performance and adds face detection for the first time. The 4S will first be available in the US, UK and five other countries on October 14th, with 22 more countries following two weeks later.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
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Apple announces iPhone 4S with 8MP camera and 1080p video
05
Oct
Apple releases Final Cut Pro X video editing software
08
Jul
Apple has announced Final Cut Pro X, the latest version of its popular high-end video editing software. Final Cut Pro X features a trackless canvas, that Apple is calling a ‘Magnetic Timeline’ for flexible arranging and editing of clips. It’s also possible to ‘audition’ different combinations of clips to make it easier to choose between multiple takes. The software also features improved tagging (including auto-analysis of clips) to make it easier to manage and locate the clips you want to use. Final Cut Pro X is available from the Mac App Store for $ 299/£179.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
Just posted: Apple iPad 2: Tool or Toy?
18
Mar
Just Posted: It seems like everybody is talking about tablet computers at the moment, and one of the most talked-about – Apple’s iPad 2 – launched last week here in the US. We thought this was a good opportunity to take a look at the iPad 2 from the point of view of enthusiast photographers. Apple’s App Store contains hundreds of photography-related applications for the iPad – is Apple’s latest shiny gadget just a toy, or can it be genuinely useful as a photographic tool? Read our 3-page article to find out…
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
Apple releases RAW compatibility update
17
Feb
Apple has released a digital camera RAW compatibility update for Aperture 3 and iPhoto ’11. Update 3.6 extends RAW support to six additional cameras including the Canon Rebel T3/T3i, Olympus E-5 and Pentax K-5. It also addresses processing issues for four already supported cameras. The update is available for immediate download from Apple’s website.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
Apple iPad Reviewed for Photographers – DigitalRev.com
30
Oct
We take a look at 20 photography apps for the new Apple iPad and test them out on our brand spanking new iPad. Want to know if the iPad really will make a suitable photography tool? Well, watch the World’s First Apple iPad Photography Apps Review to find out. Plus – will Kai really spray paint an iPad? We take a look at these apps: – Bill Atkinson PhotoCard Lite – Digital Photo Frame HD – Filterstorm – Foto Editor – Frame HD – Guardian Eyewitness – Impression – LightTrac – NPPA – PhotoFrame for Flickr Lite – PhotoBucket for iPad – Picassa Player – Presto Frame – Thomson Reuters Galleries – Photopad by ZAGG – BeautifulWorld – SmugMug – SDPFp – Camera-A (Camera-B) – Fake Tilt Shift Generator
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Apple updates Aperture software and introduces iLife ’11
30
Oct
Apple has released an updated version of its Aperture raw-conversion and photo management software and has launched a new version of its iLife suite – iLife ’11. Available for immediate download, Aperture v3.1 fixes a number of bugs and adds compatibility with iLife ’11. The application suite comprises iPhoto, iMovie, iWeb, iDVD and Garageband, and is included with new Mac computers. Existing iLife users can upgrade to the newest version for .
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
A is for Apple (64/365)
04
May
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