
Apple revealed Cinematic mode as one of the key new features of the iPhone 13 announced at the company's California Streaming keynote event today in Cupertino, and the functionality works a whole like like Portrait mode does; first introduced on the iPhone 7 Plus in 2016.Â
In case you don't remember, Portrait mode is a feature on the iOS camera app that offers a bokeh effect behind a subject similar to a true DSLR camera would. Now, with the introduction of Cinematic mode, Apple is bringing the feature over to live video.Â
When filming in motion, Cinematic mode holds focus on a moving subject, and focal transitions happen automatically between objects. The system uses AI to detect faces and points of interest. For example, when a filmed subject veers their glance off frame, the iPhone 13 will adjust focus to an object within their line of sight. Â
Check out the great example provided by Apple demonstrating how the technology works. Â
The company also released a short movie on their YouTube channel showing off the new powerful camera software capabilities, which you can watch below. Â
To check out Pocket-lint's recap of everything announced today at Apple's California Streaming event, check out our recap right here.Â
Source : https://www.pocket-lint.com/phones/news/apple/158379-what-is-apple-iphone-cinematic-mode
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