Using Camera Control in the 65×24 app frees the viewfinder to completely fill the screen, transforming the iPhone into a magical immersive panoramic camera

Form meets function, a device with a panoramic screen is meant for panoramic photography

According to Hasselblad, there were 16,800 XPan + 5,500 XPan II cameras produced.

Just noticed the user count for https://65x24.app went over this total number recently - a fun milestone to think about.

"Every decision you made on https://BayerCam.app seems to me to be the perfect one"

Some user reviews hit just right 🙇🏻‍♂️

Experience your photos in an entire new light with https://AgBr.app, the best app for B&W film emulation on Mac.

Runs great on your brand new MacBook Neo, too.
Free download from the App Store.

https://65x24.app takes Liquid Glass as a starting material and turns it into something truly bespoke—

a luminous background that fills the screen, buttons reflecting ambient light, clean typography, refractive menus

A distinctly immersive panoramic photography experience.

Panoramic photography at the Louvre with the 65×24 app

Shooting in full screen mode, using just the physical buttons for capture - it makes the iPhone feel like the world's only 24MP digital XPan

Get it for free at https://65x24.app

Bayer Cam in Kyoto

The only app entirely dedicated to Bayer RAW capture, with an interface that gets out of your way while leaving every single exposure control at your fingertips

Get it at https://BayerCam.app, full user's manual at https://BayerCam.com

Yeah with 8GB of RAM on Tahoe you’re not switching between apps this smoothly

Show us real on-device recorded content you cowards

Apple discontinuing the 32" XDR makes me even more satisfied with my purchase of it - not bad for a 6 year old product!

It's moved with me through 3 continents, I use it many hours every day - by far the best bang for the buck I've ever gotten out of any tech purchase (especially considering I got it with the 25% employee discount)

Photography and design is just a joy on this screen.

Pic from my old SF apartment 5 years ago