Sunday: Cheap phone photography, editing apps, and a history lesson Sunday: Cheap phone photography, editing apps, and a history lesson The technological foundation of mobile photography How to take a ...

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Camera vendors and consumer electronics retailers sell digital cameras as if the pixel count — the number of pixels a camera’s electronics can capture — is the most important measure of quality. I’m ...

High-resolution imaging sensors aren’t new. However, its size makes Canon’s achievement so impressive and record-breaking. Canon has managed to stuff 410-megapixels into a 35mm full-frame camera ...

What is a megapixel? Smartphones have become an integral part of our lives today. When it comes to buying a new phone, the camera is often the most important feature that determines our purchase ...

On the eve of the launch of the CMF Phone 1 from Nothing, a fresh debate has erupted over the usefulness of 2-megapixel portrait cameras on the back of phones. The brand, which had earlier mocked ...

Many smartphones now have extremely sharp main camera sensors, rated anywhere between 50 and 200 megapixels. That's higher than what many professionals use. In reality, those pixels are mostly being ...

All four iPhone 17 models expected to launch next year will feature an upgraded 24-megapixel front-facing camera, according to Apple analyst Jeff Pu. In a research note today for investment bank ...

Map Camera has released its official 2025 best-selling camera rankings, and one Kodak compact camera proves that simplicity ...

The Google Pixel 9a has a few pretty interesting camera changes this year. First off, the primary sensor has been changed to a 48-megapixel with a 1/2″ sensor size. That means it is smaller and has ...

Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors, digital photography, AI, quantum computing, computer science, materials science, supercomputers, drones, browsers, 3D ...