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Live Coverage of Apple's iPhone XS, iPhone XR, and Apple Watch Event
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So what am I supposed to do. Ask for the phone number and criticize in person? I called out what was genuinely rude behavior and these forums can use less of that. Yours is just an argument for sake of argument.
Let me show you another example....let's not. We've seen enough photos.
Actually, the Lytro camera could do post-shot DoF in 2011. I've been hoping Apple would implement something like this.
Ok he's technically wrong because the Lytro camera allowed you to change the depth of field after the fact, but it was expensive and low resolution and didn't sell well. Putting this in the hands of anyone is fantastic.
If Smart HDR and variable aperture work well, and arent beta-ish, just like the demo... this will be a breakthrough imo!
The potential of this camera upgrade seems pretty sweet
Apple learned the hard way getting smoked by Pixel2, that algorithms are the way to go. Quality camera sensors alone aren’t gonna do it (but they’re needed too).
The potential of this camera upgrade seems pretty sweet
Apple learned the hard way getting smoked by Pixel2, that algorithms are the way to go. Quality camera sensors alone aren’t gonna do it (but they’re needed too).
2018 exclusive.
Marketing dictates that.
There's a reason why he says "A12" every other sentence.
Is it just me, or am I the only one that hates HDR images? Not just iPhone HDR. HDR, period.
The DOF stuff is probably A12 exclusive. He keeps mentioning A12. It's basically a gaussian blur though...
Do you know how many photos are taken on iPhone and smartphones? You think only young people take photos? Don't be naive.
My parents and grandparents take more photos than I do. The camera is super important to many people.
I'd likely be OK with it (and be excited too) if it were during a breathtaking intro like the iPhone or iPad but here in the age of "only" refinements and enhanced functionality (and new hardware fashion), the emotion just feels a bit tiring. Like being this emotional over each yogurt at each new day's breakfast.
I love Apple and technology, but I've realized that iPhone keynotes are no longer "must watch live" events. It's gotten to the point of such incremental updates (especially the camera) that I just don't care because it's not relevant to me. I know other people enjoy it, but I would be just as happy if I read the summary later today.
Yes, with the new "Honky Detection".
So has the ECG, Apple sold KardiaBand for Apple Watch in their stores. I'm getting annoyed by their claims.
Im jealous, this bike ride looks sweet.
