The new iPhone 7 camera, debuted on Wednesday, gives users the ability to zoom further into images, and a new “portrait” software mode creates the shallow depth of field or bokeh (where a subject is in focus against a blurred background) that was previously a hallmark feature of high-end digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras. As predicted, the Plus also has two rear 12-megapixel cameras — one with a wide angle lens and one with a telephoto lens. A new chip uses machine learning to detect objects and set exposure, focus, cinema-standard color and white balance within 25 milliseconds — 60 percent faster than before.
The new iPhone 7 camera, debuted on Wednesday, gives users the ability to zoom further into images, and a new "portrait" software mode creates the shallow depth of field or bokeh (where a subject is in focus against a blurred background) that was previously a hallmark feature of high-end digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras.
As predicted, the Plus also has two rear 12-megapixel cameras — one with a wide angle lens and one with a telephoto lens. A new chip uses machine learning to detect objects and set exposure, focus, cinema-standard color and white balance within 25 milliseconds — 60 percent faster than before.
...the theory of mass-market virtual reality lends credence to CEO Tim Cook's comments that virtual reality is not a "niche" technology.
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