Hello and welcome to Mac Power Users.

My name is Stephen Hackett.

I'm joined by my friend and yours, Mr. David Sparks.

Hello, Stephen.

How are you today?

I'm good, David.

How are you?

I am, as always, excited to record the Mac Power Users.

This is a show that we've been planning for a while. Every year

when Apple updates the cameras, I always like to bring in an expert. And your favorite expert

of mine is here. Welcome to the show, Tyler Stallman. Oh, thanks, guys. I'm so glad to be back.

This is great. Yeah. You know, somebody at Apple told me they have like 200 people

working on the camera team, which for Apple is a massive team. And it just reminds me that,

you know, that's how they sell iPhones as cameras. But, you know, Stephen and I, we like to play

with their cameras, but we don't make our living with our cameras. And you do. And every year,

I really look forward to your video reviews and insight as to what Apple's done each year. And I thought if we could today, we would share some of that with the audience. Yeah, I mean, if there's any of the camera designers out there listening, I just want to say a big thank you, because that team never ceases to amaze me.

They really do incredible work.

And it's, you know, why the iPhone has become in many ways the most successful modern camera on the planet.

So, yeah, I do.

And I've been, I don't know if this has changed since last time I was here.

I'm trying to remember the dates of last time I talked to you guys, but I actually use my iPhone for, I don't know if this has changed since last time I was here. I'm sure I remember the dates of last time I talked to you guys, but I actually use my iPhone

for our professional video work more and more these days, too.

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