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Apple Shares New Tutorial Videos Highlighting iPhone XR and XS Camera and Photos Features
Apple today shared two new iPhone XS and iPhone XS tutorial videos on its YouTube channel, both of which are designed to highlight available features on the new devices.
The first video is designed to teach users how to better use the search feature in the Photos app. You can search for people, places, and objects, such as food, cats, dogs, beaches, flowers, and more. There are thousands of different objects the iPhone is able to recognize.
The second video includes walks through the steps necessary to create a photo using the Depth Control feature that was introduced in the iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR. Depth Control lets you adjust the amount of blur in a photograph before or after you take it.
Two additional videos provide the steps for choosing a Key Photo in Live Photos and using the Stage Light Mono mode on the iPhone.
Each video is right around 30 to 43 seconds in length and is similar to other iPhone tutorial videos that Apple has shared in the past. Apple has done a whole tutorial series with videos like these, which are ideal for sharing on social media sites and for quick spots on television.
Apple also often shares many similar videos on its Apple Support YouTube channel, and it has an entire mini how to site on its website dedicated to photography-based iPhone tutorials and walkthroughs.
The first video is designed to teach users how to better use the search feature in the Photos app. You can search for people, places, and objects, such as food, cats, dogs, beaches, flowers, and more. There are thousands of different objects the iPhone is able to recognize.
The second video includes walks through the steps necessary to create a photo using the Depth Control feature that was introduced in the iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR. Depth Control lets you adjust the amount of blur in a photograph before or after you take it.
Two additional videos provide the steps for choosing a Key Photo in Live Photos and using the Stage Light Mono mode on the iPhone.
Each video is right around 30 to 43 seconds in length and is similar to other iPhone tutorial videos that Apple has shared in the past. Apple has done a whole tutorial series with videos like these, which are ideal for sharing on social media sites and for quick spots on television.
Apple also often shares many similar videos on its Apple Support YouTube channel, and it has an entire mini how to site on its website dedicated to photography-based iPhone tutorials and walkthroughs.
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27 weeks ago
Wish there was a way to "name" my photos and give them a title. Would make certain pictures and videos much easier to find in the future
26 weeks ago
Seriously. It's 2019 and you still can't tag or name photos in the app.
Photo app is a definition of how bad iOS is. Tens of thousands of photos in one folder is a joke.
Four digit based names reset every few months and all you have is a bottomless mess.
Something as simple as "sort by date" is not available.
Great job Apple :(
27 weeks ago
Apple's demo photos are always... so fake perfect. Who has a phone full of photos like that?
27 weeks ago
Wish there was a way to "name" my photos and give them a title. Would make certain pictures and videos much easier to find in the future
Seriously. It's 2019 and you still can't tag or name photos in the app. How is this not easily editable and not a field in the meta data? Or even a proprietary naming system?
Also, rename or give nicknames to bluetooth devices. I have so many bluetooth headphones, and I don't always know all of their brand names or models.
27 weeks ago
Apple's demo photos are always... so fake perfect. Who has a phone full of photos like that?
TIMMY BOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
27 weeks ago
In all seriousness..
Can someone please tell me why my iPhone XS Max photos (which is supposed to be superior in all lighting conditions, especially low light, to my previous iPhone 8 Plus) seem super grainy??
Beginning to become seriously frustrated by it. Moments are passing with my family and I feel as though I have many, many photos that are marred by this grain/blurring.
What gives?
Can someone please tell me why my iPhone XS Max photos (which is supposed to be superior in all lighting conditions, especially low light, to my previous iPhone 8 Plus) seem super grainy??
Beginning to become seriously frustrated by it. Moments are passing with my family and I feel as though I have many, many photos that are marred by this grain/blurring.
What gives?
26 weeks ago
Wish there was a way to "name" my photos and give them a title. Would make certain pictures and videos much easier to find in the future
The best I've found is to name them on MacOS in Photos. But not only is that inconvenient because it has to be done later, it assumes someone has a Mac. :/Seriously. It's 2019 and you still can't tag or name photos in the app.
Haha, right?There's so many features that could be added like sort by size so I can see the largest videos.
26 weeks ago
Just like all those "shot on iPhone" promo videos that neglect to mention the aftermarket lenses, stabilisers, lighting and post processing, letting you think "oh I can just pull my phone from my pocket and record something like that"!
I know advertising is meant to be aspirational, but come on now.
I know advertising is meant to be aspirational, but come on now.
27 weeks ago
Featuring music provided by some rando trying out every preset on their new Casio:
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