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iPhone 15's 3D Snaps 📷, Adobe's Dutch Drama 💻, TikTok's News Niche 🗞️

iPhone 15's nostalgia trip 🎥; Adobe's Dutch pickle 🫒; TikTok's news or nonsense? 📰

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Welcome, creative friends!

Is the iPhone 15 the end of nostalgia as we know it? Flatten that 3D memory lane and click in.

In today's rundown:

  • 📱 iPhone 15's 3D Throwback

  • 🇳🇱 Adobe's Dutch Data Drama

  • 📰 TikTok's News or Noise

  • 🔥 Press Worthy Stories

  • 📚 Learn & Grow

Read time: 3 minutes

VISUAL CREATORS

Apple

Apple's iPhone 15 Pro is changing the way we shoot videos with its new feature called spatial video capture.

It lets you make 3D videos of your surroundings.
But here's the catch: you can't see the 3D effect on your phone. You'll need Apple's upcoming Vision Pro headset for the full experience.

So far, only the latest iPhones can record in 3D, and the files are pretty big.
Still, filmmakers and marketers are jazzed about the tech.

Could this be the next big thing for your eyeballs? Stay tuned to find out.

3D videos on iPhones: Gimmick or game-changer?

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🔥 Press Worthy

  1. Leica's Q2, SL2, and SL2-S get a firmware facelift; faster bursts and cinema-grade video on the SL2-S steal the show.

  2. Hipstamatic's back, and it's more than a filter app now, it’s a camera-camera. Say cheese to ad-free, chronological social photography—nostalgia's new hub.

  3. Adobe rakes in a record $5B in Q4, crossing $19B in annual revenue—thanks Creative Cloud subscriptions.

  4. Nikon stirs Olympic hopes with a rumored high-speed Z series camera. Speed freaks and sports photogs are on the edge of their lenses.

📚 Learn & Grow

 PRODUCTION MASTERY

Adobe is in hot water in the Netherlands for allegedly selling customer data without their consent.

The Dutch Data Protection Foundation (SDBN) has filed a lawsuit against the tech giant, claiming that around seven million Dutch citizens have had their data “illegally collected” through tracking cookies and code embedded in websites.

SDBN is seeking to stop the data collection, delete all the data, and compensate affected individuals. If found liable, Adobe could face a hefty fine.

This isn’t Adobe’s first dance; SDBN has also launched similar suits against Twitter and Amazon.

With Adobe’s Experience Cloud platform at the center of the storm, the company’s positive design image might not be enough to brush off these allegations.

Should Adobe be worried about the Netherlands lawsuit?

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🔥 Press Worthy

  1. Dreaming of that indie film look? ARRI’s ALEXA Mini LF can be your budget blockbuster. Rig it right with ARRI’s recommended gear.

  2. Midjourney’s AI image generator, once only on Discord, now finally has a web version, Midjourney Alpha. Users find it more user-friendly than ever.

  3. UK police bust a major illegal Sky TV streaming ring, leading to arrests in multiple locations and the seizure of cash and firearms.

  4. Sports broadcasts go Hollywood with real-time visual effects. It’s not just a game; it’s a CGI-infused storytelling spectacle.

📚 Learn & Grow

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 CREATOR ECONOMY

Kelsey Russell, a 23-year-old TikToker, is trying to make young people care about — and pay for — news.

Her technique is simple: She summarizes stories from papers like The New York Times and peppers in some lifestyle content.

It’s a stark departure from the usual news routine, where reports from ABC News can get mixed in with clips from your favorite local bistro.

While traditional media is struggling to adapt, other creators like Russell are using their platforms to bridge the gap between young audiences and news they can trust.

Can TikTok actually save journalism?

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🔥 Press Worthy

  1. Instagram's U.S. users can now use AI to change their Story backgrounds.

  2. Gen Z isn't a monolith, but most brands are treating them like emojis: oversimplified. Raptor's study urges marketers to listen, learn, and adapt to the 2 billion-strong audience if they want more than a 'meh' response.

  3. Meta’s Threads now available in the EU.

  4. AI is saving marketers over 3 hours per piece of content, says HubSpot.

📚 Learn & Grow

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