Phone photos can suffer from over-sharpening, oversaturation, and a lack of defined shadows. Thankfully, you can fix this by ...

If you have your ‌iPhone‌ set to take JPG images instead of HEIF, you won't be able to use Photographic Styles. You need to have HEIF turned on. In the Camera section of the Settings app ...

The aurora borealis is set to dazzle our skies again tonight – here's how to capture the spectacle on your smartphone ...

Though HEIC images are common on Apple devices, the file format doesn't enjoy widespread compatibility. Here's how to convert ...

The iPhone 16 series is not all about souped-up camera kit. Thanks to the silicon advancements, it gets a feature that turns even bland frames into art pieces.

The iPhone 16 Pro Max can capture full 48-megapixel images in ProRAW format. The new JPEG-XL Lossy format reduces file sizes ...

Select the HEIC files, right-click on them, and go to Quick Actions > Convert Image.

While there were cases, like the pumpkin stem, where the iPhone 16 Pro and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 outclassed the Canon on ...

The iPhone 16 and Google Pixel 9 take two different approaches to mobile photography — here's the one I prefer ...

keep in mind that larger ProMax photos can take up to 75 MB of storage, so you may want to use the JPEG Max option for a smaller 10 MB file size. The iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max have impressively ...

Since there's a two year gap between the two, I captured over 200 photos between the iPhone 16 Pro Max and iPhone 14 Pro Max ...

The Pixel's shot is sharper though, with finer visible details and more contrast overall.