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EPISODE · Oct 3, 2018 · 53 MIN

34: Understanding the iPhone XS Camera, with Sebastiaan de With

from Full Stack Creator · host Tyler Stalman

It's obvious that the iPhone XS camera is taking a very different style of photos from any iPhone in the past. Sebastiaan de With is the designer of Halide and has done some fantastic detective work to see what has change. It's not as simple as a beauty fiilter, so we went over every little detail. Special Guest: Sebastiaan de With.

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It's obvious that the iPhone XS camera is taking a very different style of photos from any iPhone in the past. Sebastiaan de With is the designer of Halide and has done some fantastic detective work to see what has change. It's not as simple as a beauty fiilter, so we went over every little detail. Special Guest: Sebastiaan de With. Sponsored By: Setapp : An app for every job, already on your Mac. Links: iPhone XS: Why It’s A Whole New Camera Tyler's iPhone XS Camera video ‎Halide Camera on the App Store

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