Smartphone cameras changed the game forever. Sure, they still don’t technically compete with a DSLR, but for most people, that doesn’t matter: Their iPhone can snap a portrait shot with bokeh good ...

Portrait Mode wowed us when it debuted with the iPhone 7 Plus, all the way back in 2016. With its two lenses (remember when iPhones had one camera?), the 7 Plus could detect nine levels of depth, then ...

Apple has removed one of the options for owners of its best smartphones to capture photos in low light conditions, it has emerged. iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max devices – the most expensive ...

On iPhone 15 models, Apple has added a new way to take portrait photos. This article explains what's changed. Apple's Portrait Mode has become a popular way of taking impressive shots using a depth-of ...

New products tend to add features, not take them away. That isn't always the case with Apple, however. The company has a long history of removing functions from one generation of devices to the next, ...

One of the biggest imprints Steve Jobs and Jony Ive left on Apple’s design process is a certain kind of product idealism. At its best, Apple is striving to take ridiculously complex products, fusions ...

Add more blur to the background or bring it into focus. Image: King of Hearts/Wikimedia Commons/D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac You can adjust the Portrait mode photo blur on iPhone and Mac — even after ...

Apple has surprisingly disabled Night mode for Portrait shots on the new iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max. This means users can no longer take low-light portraits with background blur on these models, a ...

In 2019, Apple introduced Night Mode with the iPhone 11. With that, the company took the iPhone's camera performance in low light to the next level, as users could capture more light and improve the ...

You can adjust the Portrait mode photo blur on iPhone and Mac — even after you’ve taken the picture. Your iPhone stores the depth data that it uses to create the blur effect along with the photo. So, ...

The 1 minute 49 second video shows a couple arguing about who should be in focus in a photo they’ve already taken. Thanks to next-generation Portrait mode with Focus and Depth Control, the iPhone ...