{Disarmed} The iPhone 13 is at stake in making the video cinema mode the new portrait mode that marked an era
When the bokeh effect entered our lives, it did so forever. Suddenly our photos, especially when taking portraits, took on new life. They were cooler. Portrait mode was a revolution in which all mobiles wanted to participate, and today this photographic format is one of the most popular and reinforced in each new generation of smartphones.
Now Apple wants to do something similar with Cinema mode , which allows you to record video and make the focus switch between one shot and another. It is essentially a dynamic portrait mode for recording videos, and although it has been tried before, the Cupertino company has perfected it and wants to make it the new star function of our mobiles. Or at least yours.
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If a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth a hundred thousand. The best way to understand what can be done with the new Cinema mode of theiPhone 13 is precisely to see the small short that Apple shot with these phones using this new feature:
As can be seen, the Cinema mode allows us to play with the focus in a way analogous to how we do it in the photos , but here the idea is applied in real time and automatically and manually to the video.
In xiaomist.com Mobile From the iPhone 12 to the iPhone 13, this is all that has changed in a yearThe iPhone 13 is capable of detecting what should be given focus, so that it automatically oscillates between the different planes of the scene. If those approaches do not convince us, nothing happens: we can edit the video clip and change the focus as the video progresses .
The result is, of course, cinematic and very, very apparent. The sensation that these videos produce is to be even more professional, and as with the portrait mode in photos, it makes our device a much more versatile camera that offers surprising results.
(Probably) we'll all want Cinema mode on Android too
This Cinema mode that Apple has integrated into its new mobiles, yes, it is not entirely new. There are several Android phones that have been integrating it in recent times - the LG V50 ThinQ 5G was already betting on something like this at the beginning of 2020 - but Apple has wanted to take it further and make it one of the great features of their new phones .
To achieve this effect, Apple makes use of that stereopsis effect that is achieved by capturing the same image from two different sensors, the main one and the wide-angle sensor: with this, that depth map is detected and created that then allows to selectively blur. the first or the second plane, in addition to simulating any opening.
In xiaomist.com The cameras of the iPhone 13, mini, Pro and Pro Max, explained: your photographic hardware has improved, but it is the software that makes the differenceAt Apple they even explain that they worked with cinematographers who work in the film industry to understand how to improve their autofocus algorithms , and judging by the results, that Cinema mode is certainly one of the most interesting and striking options to enhance that video facet and turn them into pocket film studios.
It remains to be seen what is the result of a system that feeds on the new Apple A15 chips and its Neural Engine, but of course if they meet expectations, it is to be expected that this option will also end up being implemented in future Android-based mobiles .
The Cinema mode seems to be called to become the new Portrait mode , and of course we are facing one of those small revolutions that will make mobiles once again become surprising creative tools.
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The news The iPhone 13 is at stake in getting the video cinema mode to be the new portrait mode that marked an era was originally published in xiaomist.com by Javier Pastor .
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