iOS

Do Photographers Really Need an App to Tell Clients that a Photograph is Real?

Mar 20, 2026 David Prochnow

Well, that’s the premise of the SkrewAI app (Android and iOS). In fact, it’s virtually bursting through the front door shouting, “I alone can prove…

The Importance of a Digital Archive for Your Analog Photography – Interview with Frames App Founder, Vincent Tantardini

Jan 24, 2026 Alberto Lima

The Frames App is a digital notebook that helps you build out your analog archive, complete with a journal to capture time, location, and mood when shooting. We got the opportunity to chat with the Frames App founder and developer, Vincent Tantardini to discuss why Frames is a must-have app for both seasoned and newbie analog photographers.

This New App Shares Your Photographs without the Anxiety of Views/Likes/Comments/Ads

Oct 7, 2025 David Prochnow

Imagine an internet that is devoid of views, likes, followers, comments, and ads. Sounds like Nirvana, doesn’t it? Well, a new app for Google and…

Solora’s Major iPhone Update Adds AI Tools for Astro Photographers

Sep 19, 2025 Anzalna Siddiqui

It’s always great when an app we depend on gets a significant upgrade. Solora, the sky and astro planning app, just rolled out a major…

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Apple’s Photos App Gains Four Subtle Features in iOS 18.4

Mar 20, 2025 Anzalna Siddiqui

Apple’s Photos app continues to evolve. With the launch of iOS 18.4, it brings along four thoughtful new features that aim to enhance your photo…

Blackmagic Camera 1.3 adds audio monitoring, rack focus and more

Apr 9, 2024 John Aldred

Blackmagic Design has released Blackmagic Camera App version 1.3, the latest update to its iPhone video recording app. It offers a similar interface to Blackmagic’s…

The decision of Power: How to decide between Windows and Mac

Dec 18, 2023 Markus Hofstätter

I was interested in working with AI on a local system instead of all these cloud solutions, where you often don’t know what happens with your data. My first contact with local AI solutions was pinokio, a system that automates localized AI installations. Pinokio runs lots of Python scripts locally, and I have lots of respects of these scripts, because they could do anything on your system. That’s one reason why I wanted to run them on a non productive computer of mine. The second reason is, that lots of AI models rely on Nvidias Cuda cores and wont even run on a Mac. The third reason is that I thought that I can speed up my workflow with very large scans with a system that has more ram (I was wrong on that one).