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There are many options in this Preserve Settings, ranging from ProRAW to Live Photos. It's really not clear why Apple needs this, why so many Camera settings won't stick by themselves. Apple encourages you to preserve your ProRAW settings, and there must be a reason. How to actually take a shot in ProRAW This is all about turning the feature on. You haven't got to taking the shot yet. When ProRAW is enabled like this, the Camera app will now include a button for RAW photographs. By default, it will be set to off. You'll see the word RAW with a line through it. When you know you want to take...

Switching from MacBook to Chromebook: A year later 2020/04/26 2021/03/01 A year ago, I decided to retire my aging 2013 MacBook Air in favor of an HP Chromebook x360. I haven't turned my back on Apple completely and I'm still using a 2019 iMac at my desk, but for my mobile needs (well, more like working-from-the-kitchen-table needs given the pandemic), I've been using my Chromebook. Chrome OS changed quite a bit since I got the machine, and there are a lot of features I genuinely enjoy, but there's still a few little things that itch me enough that make me want to switch back to a MacBook.

smashing prize to the best design. More than ten years ago, we embarked on our monthly wallpapers adventure to provide you with new and inspiring wallpaper calendars each month anew. This month, the challenge came with a little twist: As we announced in the February wallpapers post, we’ll give away a smashing prize to the best March design today. Artists and designers from across the globe tickled their creativity and designed unique and inspiring wallpapers for this occasion. As usual, you’ll find all artworks compiled below — together with some timeless March favorites from our archi...

The new update also brings enhancements like support for portrait masks in ProRAW photos as well as Quick Look improvements.

VLC Media Player for macOS Updated With Native M1 Support Monday January 18, 2021 11:58 pm PST by Tim Hardwick Popular media player VLC for macOS was today updated to version 3.0.12, bringing native support for Apple silicon Macs, including Apple's latest M1-equipped MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac mini models. VLC 3's capabilities include automatic hardware decoding for 4K and 8K playback, support for 10-bit HDR, 360-degree video and 3D audio, and Chromecast streaming with support for non-native formats, so the fact that the app's now optimized for Apple silicon should bring some c...