Apple always amazes us with their new features and improvements. The company always try to please their users by resolving the issues or problems. The updates containing bug fixes and improvements are very common for the iPhone users. Again, we have a great news for the iPhone users having iOS 12. The company is about to bring a big improvement to one particular aspect of the iPhone’s camera. The iPhone’s camera portrait mode for iOS 12 is going to get a big improvement.
iPhone’s Camera Portrait Mode for iOS 12 Will Now Give Sharper Detail to Images
In a recent post by Ben Sandofsky who is the creator of the popular manual iPhone camera app Halide shows the massive change in the mode. He has shown the change in subject separation in iOS 12 and then he has compared it to what the current iOS 11 version produces. The difference is quite visible. Let’s have a look at that.
The left one shows the iOS 11 results while the right one shows iOS 12 depth data results. You can see that there is much more and much sharper detail in the image, compared to a rather blurry separation line in iOS 11. It is still unknown that whether Sandofsky refers to capture from the front or rear camera. It seems to be taken from the front camera but we are not sure about it.
We still don’t know that whether this particular feature will make it to the official iPhone camera app or not. However, it’s still a very impressive improvement with the same hardware. Many users are also wondering whether this improvement could be applied retroactively, to portraits that were captured in the past. We think that this will not be possible, but obviously, that is just a guess. We’re looking forward. Let’s see what comes next.
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