This year’s New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival poster depicts New Orleans' No. 1 son Louis Armstrong at the helm of the St. Charles streetcar, celebrating what would be his 125th birthday year.

Apple has surprisingly disabled Night mode for Portrait shots on the new iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max. This means users can no longer take low-light portraits with background blur on these models, a ...

New AI-powered flagship promises major advances in night photography and creative tools The new Magic8 Pro targets young creators with enhanced night portraits and 100x AI zoom. Dubai: HONOR is ...

Portrait Mode, first introduced with the iPhone 7 Plus, uses depth data to simulate a background blur effect. Starting with the iPhone 12 Pro, the inclusion of a LiDAR sensor allowed Portrait Mode to ...

A feature that we’ve taken for granted since 2020 – the ability to shoot Portrait Mode photos using Night Mode – has quietly vanished from the latest Pro models. Users started noticing something was ...

Is it a bug? Is it a technical issue? Or did Apple just yank a camera feature that wasn't popular? Alex Valdes from Bellevue, Washington has been pumping content into the Internet river for quite a ...

Apple's latest iPhone 17 Pro models are missing a feature found in the last five generations of Pro iPhones. For some reason, you can no longer take Portrait mode shots with Night mode—though Night ...

In 2019, Apple introduced Night Mode with the iPhone 11. With that, the company took the iPhone's camera performance in low light to the next level, as users could capture more light and improve the ...

What do a notorious gold toilet and a nearly destroyed Klimt painting have in common? They christened Sotheby’s first sale out of its new US headquarters in New York on Tuesday evening in a buzzy, ...

Sonic and Knuckles—er, Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery—were at it again on Monday night when the Lions pounced on the Ravens, 38-30. Both running backs had excellent games with two touchdowns each, ...

A portrait of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in his Confederate uniform with a slave guiding his horse in the background will be rehung in West Point’s library, the Army confirmed to Military.com on ...