Apple video promotes new camera features

No, not everything has been seen yet, and the iPhone 15, in its various models, still has a lot to discover. At least this is what Apple is promoting in its new look Explanatory video One of the features of the new camera. Do you already know these “tips”?

On any iPhone 15 model, users can turn a photo of a person, dog, or cat into a selfie after processing the image.  Yes, this is an interesting feature.  To make it even better, you can change the focus on any of the objects in the image.
Again, this feature is only available on iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max.







To turn a photo of this type into a selfie, follow these instructions:

Open the application Photographs On iPhone.
Click on any photo you took Portrait mode To view it full screen, then tap to edit.
If picture effects are available, click Depth adjustment Then press painting At the top of the screen.
Use the cursor Depth Increase or decrease the level of background blur in a portrait photo.
handle Yes.
To undo photo effects, open the photo, tap Edit, then tap To reverse.

See here in the pictures how to do it:
Please note that if you do this with a photo that has Live activated, the Live photo effects will not be available.
To change the focus of any of the subjects in the image, follow these instructions:

Open the application Photographs On iPhone.
Click on any photo you took painting To view it full screen, then tap to edit.
Click on New Topic or Focus point in the picture.
handle Yes.

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See how it looks in the pictures:
In a new Apple promotional video titled “Album Cover,” Apple explains how these features work.
A member of a musical trio uses her iPhone to turn a photo of the three into an image for the cover of their next album.  When you press the Portrait button, you stay in focus while the other two members of the group are blurred in the background.  She showed the photo to one of her bandmates and asked him what he thought of the cover art for the group's next album.
Even though he says he likes it, he wants to make a small change, and when the cell phone is returned to its owner, we see that the guitarist has refocused and pushed his two bandmates out of focus.  The woman says to the guitarist, “Well, I feel like I see you more when I see you less.”
The two walk back and forth, quickly changing the focus of the photo between them.  The woman feels like she should be the focus because the album is about her recent breakup.  “With me,” says the guitarist.  To break the tie, they decided to ask Brian, the third member of the band, to decide which version of the photo was the best.  But Brian chooses one photo that is in focus and the other two are out of focus.  “It looks iconic,” he says.
Well, the idea is good, but it mainly showcases the new features in an easy-to-understand way.  Simple and with very interesting results.
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