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Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year 2024 Winners Announced
Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year 2024 Winners Announced The Royal Meteorological Society has announced the winners of this year’s Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year Competition. An international panel of experts in meteorology, photography, and journalism, including members of the ITV Weather team, chose the judges’ winners from a shortlist of 25 images received by entrants from 84 countries. In addition, the public voted for their favourite on the Royal Meteorological Society website. View the Winners’ Gallery on the Royal Meteorological Society website. The Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year 2024 Title Prize Winner is Wang Xin of Shanghai, China, with the photo ‘Sprites Dancing…
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Smartphone Videography is the Next Big Thing: Trends Unboxed
Making professional videos with the help of smartphones is already a reality. Not to lag behind, read about the pros and cons of smartphone videography, useful tips, and booming 2022 trends. It is impossible to deny that smartphones are replacing professional cameras, and more and more bloggers choose remote devices to generate video content. In the US alone, there will be 205 million smartphone video viewers in 2022. And the number is going to increase in the upcoming years. If you are planning to use mobile movies to establish an online presence and promote your brand, this article can help. Below, we are going to discuss the pros and cons…
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AppArt School – Long Exposure Photography
I take a lot of photos. I love to go for short trips to scenic places and take landscape and nature shots. Initially, my main shooter was mirrorless Sony A6000 — small and compact, easy to carry around. However, lately, most of my Landscape and Nature photos are taken with my Mobile phone — HONOR 10 / HONOR Play / HONOR 9X. Most HONOR flagship phones let you to shoot in DNG RAW in Pro mode. As a Landscape Photographer, it’s a great convenience to have the default camera app supporting Pro mode and DNG raw shooting. You don’t have to install a third party app to shoot dng raw…
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Simple Tips To Improve Your Smartphone Photography Game
Introduction Like a constant companion, your smartphone connects you to the web and keeps you updated with events in the outside world. It is one of the first items you grab before you leave the house, and probably the last you touch before you retire to bed. This makes it one of the most essential things in the world today. Apart from this, your smartphone is also a great digital camera. In the past, taking photos with smartphones was a hassle, due to poor image quality. Fast forward to 2021, and you can get sharp images when you apply the right skills. Here are some simple tips you can practice…
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China accounts for 70% of Top Smartphone Vendors Worldwide
Chinese smartphone brands are dominating the global market backed by factors like competitive prices alongside a readily available market in the developing world. Data acquired by Finbold indicates that China hosts about 70% of the top ten smartphone vendors globally as of 2020. Despite the Chinese dominance, South Korea’s Samsung has the largest market share at an estimated 19.2%. Apple is the only U.S. vendor on the list controlling a share of about 15.1% backed by its luxury products’ brand. Huawei ranks third with an estimated market share of 14.1%. Cumulatively, the top three vendors account for almost half of the global smartphone market at 48.4%. Notably, South Korea’s second…
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TIPA names HUAWEI P40 Series the Best Photo Smartphones of 2020
Huawei Consumer Business Group (BG) today announced that the Technical Image Press Association (TIPA) has given the HUAWEI P40 Series the highly coveted TIPA World Awards 2020, crowning the three flagship smartphones – HUAWEI P40, HUAWEI P40 Pro and HUAWEI P40 Pro+ – the Best Photo Smartphones of 2020. This marks the fourth consecutive year that the HUAWEI P Series has been recognised by TIPA, standing alongside a range of exceptional gear and solutions that professional photographers have come to love and rely on.
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Huawei Ships 200 Million Smartphone Units For 2019 In Record Time
Huawei Consumer Business Group (CBG) today announced that it has shipped 200 million smartphones to date in 2019, 64 days earlier than the same shipment milestone last year. Huawei’s relentless focus on cutting-edge technology and innovative ID design, with its complete commitment to consumers worldwide, has reinforced their trust and commitment as more consumers continue to support Huawei.
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Honor Empowers the Visually Impaired with Launch of New AI-Powered App – ‘PocketVision’
Global smartphone brand HONOR has announced the launch of PocketVision, an AI powered app that makes it easier for the visually impaired and people with low vision to read. According to the World Health Organisation, it is estimated that approximately 1.3 billion people live with some form visual impairment. PocketVision uses the power of HONOR’s AI (artificial intelligence) and superior quad camera technology in the HONOR 20 PRO to deliver a portable, affordable alternative to other magnifiers and typoscopes currently on the market, creating an enhanced reading experience for people all around the world.
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Benro launches new 3XS Lite Smartphone Gimbal Stabiliser for Next-Level Smartphone Videography
Today, Benro announced the new 3XS Lite Smartphone Gimbal Stabiliser. Small and light enough to fit in a jacket pocket or handbag, the 3XS Lite puts a host of unique features at your finger tips. It features portrait to landscape shift at the touch of a button and can support an additional external battery (both unexpected in a gimbal of its size). It will be an exciting and powerful tool for filmmakers, bloggers and vloggers wanting to capture smooth video footage, and needing to be ready-to-shoot at a moment’s notice.
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Huawei Announcement Regarding Google’s Blacklisting
I am looking forward to attending the global launch of the brand new HONOR 20 Series at Battersea Evolution, London, SW8 tomorrow afternoon. HONOR are Huawei’s sub-brand and I was saddened this morning to read, in conjunction with my press invitation, a notice from Google cutting Huawei’s access to key Android apps and services following the United States’ move to blacklist the tech company. Essentially, Google has ceased to provide software and support to Huawei as part of President Trump’s blacklisting of the company and affiliates. So, what does this mean if you own, at the least, one of the 59 million Huawei or Honor smartphones shipped in the first…
