Apple sell a usb type c to lightning cable for £25 for this purpose. And the reason they didn't use Type c in iPhone 7 is because hardly anybody even knows what it is. When type c is on the cusp of being mainstream, then maybe they'll make the change.
As for the camera bump, it's not that big an issue. We've had camera bumps for 3 years now. I quite like the design choice on my 7 plus. It brings attention to the dual lens system.
good info, thanks. i don't think the background was this blurry in our iPhone 6s for close up shots like this...or maybe with the new focus on "portrait" as a feature it sticks out more. that whole "creating a need for something you didn't know you'd need" thing apple is good at.Pretty much any camera can achieve this effect. The closer you are to the subject you are focused on, the more out of focus the background will appear. You're very close to the subject here, which is why the background is moderately out of focus.
Portrait mode in iOS 10.1 aims to make this effect more pronounced by combining the image from both cameras and running them through some special algorithms. Cameras with small sensors and wide-angled lenses like the iPhone struggle to get an effect like this, but cameras with big sensors - like a full frame DSLR - can achieve this effect with ease. Apple's aim is to be able to achieve an effect normally only achievable with a DSLR (or mirrorless camera) in a phone camera.
don't understand, my iPhone 7+ has been taking what appears to be "portrait" style pictures already? sharp in focused foreground object with clearly blurry background. is it just that "portrait" is now a scrolling option in the camera app to give a name for a feature they built in already?
unedited pic from oct 15th, phone was on 10.0.2, from a meal we had out camping. clearly showing the portrait mode in effect. after seeing it we played around with headshots of the kids with the same effects (not posting pics of my kids).
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It is.Can someone please confirm if this is the same build as beta 5? I'm seeing it on my iPad Pro but not on my iPhone 7 Plus.
unedited pic from oct 15th, phone was on 10.0.2, from a meal we had out camping. clearly showing the portrait mode in effect. after seeing it we played around with headshots of the kids with the same effects (not posting pics of my kids).
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Yeah I do.how can everyone be aware of it since the official non-beta update was just released?
do you really feel that great about yourself and your opinions right now?
Interesting that a 1.8GB download would happen and a full on install just for a 70kb carrier update that normally happens when you select "about" in the settings menu. But who knows why.I think is because it updated carrier.
Same here on iP6s. New carrier update for 1.8gb worth of filesWeird. iPhone 7 plus was already on the beta 5(14B72C). So there is no update available to download, since that was the GM. So that makes sense. But my iPad Pro was on the latest beta. Which was 14B72. Which was Gm also. But when I checked for a software update. It showed the official release of 10.1. So I downloaded and installed it. I wonder why it made me download the same exact build number... since I already had that build number installed
Yes. However if you take a photo with it that you really like you get to keep it, just as though it were a production feature.Wait, so the Portrait Camera is still in beta?
Aaaaaaaand messed up my Iphone 7 Plus... Randomly popped up, hit ok, boom, RIP my phone. Shame on me for not paying more attention, but how the hell does this keep happening?
What are you talking about?
good info, thanks. i don't think the background was this blurry in our iPhone 6s for close up shots like this...or maybe with the new focus on "portrait" as a feature it sticks out more. that whole "creating a need for something you didn't know you'd need" thing apple is good at.