It is undoubtedly one of the most interesting parts of the new iPhones, the camera, a camera that is increasingly superior and that although it can never be compared with a professional camera, it is true that each time they offer us more possibilities whose objective is to achieve A look as professional as possible, something that we are seeing by the way with the new depth of field setting of the new iPhone XS.
And is that if you are liking the new depth of field adjustment with which you can vary the depth of field in the portrait photographs that you take, now we get the news that this new depth of field adjustment can also be made while we are taking the picture. After the jump we give you all the details of this interesting novelty ...
According to the guys from the German blog Macerkopf, the guys from Cupertino would be thinking of adding the possibility of activating this new slider that we see to edit the depth of field when taking the picture. Something like what we see with the operation of portrait lighting that we can vary live while we take the picture. A novelty that in principle we would see with the launch of the next iOS 12.1, at the moment this feature is only possible through the edit function after taking the photo.
A quite logical move by Apple to continue pushing the cameras of its devices. The fact that we see this new possibility brings us closer to photographs with an increasingly professional look, having an even greater control of the way we take it. Of course, it must also be said that obviously these blurs are blurs created by software, so we must take into account the limitations that this has, especially when cutting the edges of the subject and the background, however the result is quite successful.