The three-color process is around a century and a half old method of getting a color photo from three black and white images. But even though it’s far from being new, it’s always fun to experiment with it! In this video, Jacob Carlson teaches you how to do it with black and white film photos. He’ll share some useful tips, what to do and what not to do. And to bring this retro technique together with modern ones – he’ll also show you how to stitch the photos together in Photoshop....

The Galaxy S23 series will not have many upgrades The Galaxy S23 series will not have many upgrades The most notable change or upgrade will be the processor. The Galaxy S23 series will feature Qualcomm’s next-gen Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. While rumors suggest the same silicon may power the upcoming Samsung flagships globally next year, the company doesn’t seem to have ruled out the use of its in-house Exynos processors....

The company has replaced the Continuous Heart Rate graph with a new graph that shows the data in segments. Each day is separated into time bars displaying the highs and lows from that part of the day. While this appears to be a rather innocuous change, some users are not happy with the update. It can’t be denied that this is a downgrade from the older version of the Samsung Health app....

First leaked way back in January, Godox has now finally announced the long-awaited Godox V860III speedlight. As expected, the final specs match up almost exactly with those leaked in April, and it’s available for all of the systems Godox supports, including Nikon, Canon, Sony, Fuji, Olympus/Panasonic and Pentax. The new Godox V860III introduces a new feature for Godox speedlights; a modelling light. It also starts to unify the battery system amongst the Godox lithium-ion powered speedlights by using the same battery as the Godox V1, as well as the quick-release foot....

All recent flagship smartphone SoC, including the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888/888+ and the Samsung Exynos 2100, feature a single Super Core for high-performance tasks. But Google seemingly wants to take things to a new level by including two of these Cortex-X1 Super Cores in the Tensor chip, operating at a maximum frequency of 2.8Ghz. An extra high-performance core means Google had to sacrifice one mid-tier CPU core. While competing solutions feature three mid-tier cores, the Google Tensor has only two such cores clocked at 2....