66: Deep Fusion and iOS 13, with Federico Viticci

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The best new features of iOS 13 according to Federico Viticci and a preview of the increidble new Deep Fusion camera mode on iPhone 11.Special Guest: Federico Viticci.

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The best new features of iOS 13 according to Federico Viticci and a preview of the increidble new Deep Fusion camera mode on iPhone 11. Special Guest: Federico Viticci. Sponsored By: Spark Camera : The quickest way to shoot and edit videos on your iPhone Links: iOS and iPadOS 13 Review Extras: eBooks, Wallpapers, Shortcuts, Podcasts, and Making Of - MacStories @viticci on Instagram A Comprehensive Guide to All 120+ Settings URLs Supported by iOS and iPadOS 13.1 - MacStories Filmic Pro Spark Camera Tyler on TikTok Tyler's mom's art website: Caran Magaw First Deep Fusion tests Clips app

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