Latest about Camera Apps
Apple has made the new Final Cut Camera app available for the iPhone, unlocking a new Live Multicam feature on the iPad.
Here's how you can resize and crop your images on your iPhone, easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy.
iPhone Photography Week There’s no need to splurge on pricey apps and accessories when you can find your style with an iPhone and a Mac.
What are the best apps for editing your photos this year? We have the list of must-download apps ready to go!
Encountering a black screen in the Camera app? Here are a few different ways to fix it.
The idea of moving pictures isn't new — any Harry Potter fan will tell you that. But thanks to Live Photos, everyone can now take and share them!
Photoshop is aiming to release Photoshop on Web, which will be free to all users. This version is currently in beta and has some significant differences from the desktop app version.
Print instantly from your iPhone and turn your snapshots into real-life GIFs with the Prynt case!
Looking for that picture of your favorite furry friend or that great ice-cream shop you went to? The Photos app has a great search feature!
Want to learn how to turn GIFs into Live Photos using GIPHY? It’s easy! Here’s how.
Lightrick's newest creative app, Videoleap, is an easy-to-use mobile video editor flush with tools usually reserved for professional desktop software programs.
Apple is giving away free copies of Obscura 2 to everyone through the Apple Store until the end of September. It's a great camera replacement, so here's how to get the most out of it.
Camera+ 2 has arrived and is rebuilt from the ground up to meet today's set of iPhone photography standards.
What is Halide, and why is everyone all over the internet talking about it?
Wondering what SmugMug's purchase of Flickr means for your Flickr account and photos? Here's what you need to know, and how to move your photos to SmugMug if you so desire.
Flickr has been purchased by the photo-sharing service SmugMug, according to a new report from USA Today. The 14 year old service will be sticking around under its new owners.
Want perfectly-lit holiday photos? You may want to check out MacPhun's Aurora HDR. Friend of iMore and contributor Jeff Carlson recently wrote a book on the app; here's an excerpt.
