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> HEIF isn't an Apple owned format […] I'm also thinking the OP meant HEIC, but I know that it is not proprietary (though as noted patented), and wanted to mak
by throw0101a 12d ago
> HEIF isn't an Apple owned format […]
I'm also thinking the OP meant HEIC, but I know that it is not proprietary (though as noted patented), and wanted to make sure, as a lot of people of all sorts of assumptions/misconceptions about Apple.
HEIF/HEIC is based on H.265, so not Apple-only as Android supports it. (Recent Sony, Canon, Nikon, etc cameras all support the format as well.)
- spider-mario 12d agoThey support different variants of the format, though. https://www.dpreview.com/articles/8980170510/how-hdr-tvs-could-change-your-photography-forever/ https://www.dpreview.com/articles/8980170510/how-hdr-tvs-cou... > HEIF/HEIC is a broad standard, and the files from Canon and Apple are not cross-compatible with one another