I test digital cameras for a living, but even with a full-frame mirrorless close by, I still grab my iPhone for quick shots ...

But look back at the work of the masters – the Capas and Cartier-Bressons – and what's the first thing you'll see? Grain. Usually a lot of it. Many of the greatest photographs ever taken are festooned ...

Dialing in your aperture, shutter speed and ISO doesn't have to be a game of guesswork when using manual mode. If you're consistently getting overly dark or light photos, you may just need to learn ...

Apps are what make your iPhone work; without them, it would be little more than a blank slate that you could make calls from, but not much more. The list of must-have apps every iPhone user should ...

Tap the six-dot icon in the top-right corner. Select Dual Capture . You should now see a smaller square showing what your front camera sees, while the rest of the screen shows what your back camera ...

These days, thanks to smartphones, almost everyone has a camera with them and that’s mostly a good thing. At any time, you can capture memories with family and friends, painterly sunsets and crazy ...

Remotely controlling the shutter on your iPhone's camera lets you include yourself in the photo while avoiding the limitations of a selfie. For example, it allows you to take a picture of a wider ...

To use the Windows 11 multi-app camera feature, join the Windows Insider Program and install Insider Preview Build 26120.2702. Then go to Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Cameras, select your camera, ...

AirPods have a new trick that lets them work as a camera remote. Simply pressing the earbuds’ stem can control your iPhone’s Camera app and snap a picture. This proves helpful when you want to set ...