The slider at the bottom of the photo frame shows lens apertures of f1.4 to f16, a simulation of the physical hardware in traditional lens cameras. In a refinement to Apple's portrait mode, the iPhone XS, XS Max and XR come with a slider to adjust the amount of background blur, called bokeh. It's a significant advance over the previous depth effect, which was either on or off. The new iPhone XS models also have a slider that lets you adjust how out of focus the background is behind a photos' subject - a quality known in photography circles as bokeh. It's also a step toward, which stacks multiple underexposed shots into an HDR shot to control the highlights. "It makes taking photos easier than ever to get beautiful results," Schiller said. That the darks will remain dark and the brights will still keep their detail. That will hopefully mean that iPhone Photographers will notice that their images are no longer blown-out or overexposed in the brighter areas.
One change is that the iPhone XS picks from more source photos, including "interframe" shots at darker exposures. Smart HDR does this particular thing even better! HDR, which means, "high dynamic range", is a type of tech that takes multiple shots and combines them in order to capture both the shadow details and the lighter details, ensuring a much more vivid and detailed image. So what about the Cameras, then? The new iPhones come with a new feature called Smart HDR.Īpple marketing chief Phil Schiller says Smart HDR will improve iPhone XS photos' ability to capture both shadow details and bright highlights. That's crazy, although an iPhone Photographer probably wouldn't care too much about that - yet. On stage, Apple showed off a new app named Homecourt, which you can set up to watch you play basketball while it records the number of shots and passes you make and miss. However, the new functionality the recently unveiling iPhone enabled by the A12 bionic chip means that the apps which use the Apple's machine learning framework, Core ML, will run nine times faster than last year’s chips.
The iPhone X is still relatively fast when compared to the latest flagship, replacement and the XR. Put blunty: faster apps, however, if you're on the fence about that, don't worry.
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