All articles tagged with #photo quality
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Mashable
The Pixel 10 Pro claims to have the best phone camera in the world, and after testing it against the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, it shows impressive results, especially in 100x zoom and software features, though both phones excel in different areas. The Pixel 10 Pro offers superior AI-driven features and detailed shots, making it a strong contender in high-end smartphone photography.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by PetaPixel
DJI announced the Osmo 360, its first 360-degree camera, which features the industry's first square HDR sensor, captures 8Kp50 video, and offers the sharpest 360 photos on the market, with advanced features like gesture control, automatic horizon leveling, and weather resistance, priced at $549.99 but currently out of stock.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Gizmodo
The Kodak Dock ERA Plus 4PASS instant photo printer, compatible with iPhones and other devices via Bluetooth, offers high-quality, water-resistant prints and is currently on sale for $129 on Amazon, including 90 sheets of photo paper, making it an easy and convenient way to turn digital photos into lasting physical memories.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Forbes
Samsung is reportedly partnering with Meta to enable the Galaxy S24 Ultra to upload and display HDR photos on Facebook and Instagram, providing Android users with the ability to share high-quality HDR content, a feature currently only available on iPhones. The upcoming flagship smartphone will support Android 14's new Ultra HDR photo standard, but social media platforms do not currently support the format, resulting in a loss of HDR information and reduced image quality. While this partnership is seen as a positive development for Samsung fans, there should be no need for a specific partnership as Ultra HDR is an open specification that can be implemented independently by both Meta and Samsung. Additionally, it is suggested that other Android devices may also gain access to this quality upgrade in the future. In a separate leak, it is revealed that the Galaxy S24 Ultra may feature a significantly brighter display, reaching a maximum brightness of 2,600 nits, which would enhance the visual quality of HDR content.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BGR
The iPhone's "Prioritize Faster Shooting" setting, which enables faster burst photography, can negatively impact photo quality. While it can be useful for capturing fast-paced events, it may result in images that are out of focus or of lower quality. The setting is enabled by default but can be easily disabled in the Camera menu of the Settings app. However, it is only available on iPhone XS/XR or later models with iOS 14 or later. Upgrading hardware and software can help improve photo skills and overall image quality.