Apple has revealed the next flagship iPhone — the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Some of the most stand-out flagship features of this new superphone are its new lower-light capable cameras, a new Bionic processor, cinematic mode, increased storage capacity, and more.

But is this new camera, and the mobile industry at large, ready to challenge a territory traditionally held by professional-level DSLRs and mirrorless cameras? Are we on the verge of moving from a "mobile-first" modality, into a mobile-only world?

Intrepid technology reporter Jefferson Graham joins the show to discuss his perspective on this new camera release and the mobile industry as it applies to pro-level video and photography work.

About Jefferson Graham

Jefferson Graham is the host of the travel photography series "Photowalks with Jefferson Graham," which streams for free on Tubi.

He's a former USA TODAY tech columnist, host, and podcaster, where he fronted the "Talking Tech" series over 2,000 episodes until 2021. He's also a photographer, video maker, and long-time jazz guitarist.

Graham is a working portrait photographer in the Manhattan Beach, California area and the author of nine books, including the recent Video Nation, a DIY Guide to Planning, Shooting and Sharing Great Video, as well as tomes on the infomercial king Ron Popeil, the TV legend Aaron Spelling and history of Sin City, Vegas: Live and In Person.

He has written and/or photographed for a host of publications, including Rolling Stone, People, Us Weekly, the Los Angeles Times, Orange County Register, Easy Reader, Esquire, and TV Guide.

Jeff's photography can be seen on his http://www.jeffersongraham.net website. His guitar channel, featuring classics from the Great American Songbook, is on YouTube. 

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