The recently launched iPhone SE (2020) has come with quite a few doses of lime and also as many doses of sand. One of the characteristics that its buyers miss the most is precisely the possibility of taking pictures in "Night Mode", a photographic format that has been gaining many integers in recent years since it allows to obtain better results, especially indoors. As you well know, the iPhone SE lacks this capacity, however NeuralCam has already been updated so that you do not lack anything. It is a shame that for some reason Apple does not allow night mode in more than capable terminals such as the iPhone SE, the iPhone X or the iPhone XR.
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As it is not the same to see it than to be told, we leave you the tweet that the firm has shared in its official account and in which you can see how it does the job in a comparison between three photographs, one automatic, another with flash and another with NeuralCam. This application, which has been with us for a few years now, has soberly demonstrated its capabilities before, in fact it is not the first time we have talked about it here on Actualidad iPhone.
The results are definitely really good. This application has cost € 5,49 on some occasions, something that seems excessive to me, this time it is on "sale" in the iOS App Store for € 3,49. Something curious is that it is also on sale in the United States of America, but there it costs $ 2,99. If you are looking for something more "pro" you also have Halide that offers a similar result, yes, it usually costs a lot more, in this case you have it for € 6,99. Be that as it may, A third-party application arrives to solve something that Apple could integrate without too much effort in our devices, one of those measures that we will never understand. At least we have alternatives.