The pricey Capture One extracts superb detail from raw camera files and provides advanced color, layer, and local adjustment ...

According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, the on-going bane of Apple 's secrecy policies, Apple is not only planning to redesign ...

After so many years, I'm still discovering new keyboard shortcuts in Windows. Here are the most useful ones that come in ...

For captions, you could include a lot of extra detail useful when reviewing photos, including the exact time in seconds or the height and width in pixels. Changes are previewed in the thumbnail view.

Microsoft is porting over another part of the old Control Panel to Windows 11’s Settings app This time around it’s keyboard options (following some mouse-related settings in the recent past ...

If you’ve ever wanted to browse your photo library a bit more efficiently, adjusting the thumbnail size in the Photos app on your iPhone or iPad can make a big difference. Whether you’re looking to ...

The feature, currently being trialed in version 7.26 of the Google Photos Android app, adds a new row of face thumbnails beneath each photo. These thumbnails, which represent individuals ...

Faster Face Finding: Google Photos is testing a new feature that displays detected faces as thumbnails below your photos. Streamlined Navigation: This update could make it quicker and easier to ...

Along with some of my favorite mechanical switches, Pulsar proved to be a real player in the boutique (and expensive) keyboard space. The PCMK 2 HE, however, takes on a different design philosophy ...

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In the Photos pane, images and videos are arranged in date order. Use pinch and zoom gestures to see images by date or view images in thumbnail, small, medium, and large sizes, so that one photo ...

PC hardware is nice, but it’s not much use without innovative software. I’ve been reviewing software for PCMag since 2008, and I still get a kick out of seeing what's new in video and photo ...