Can’t we just call it “mad science” instead? Phil did. Mad Science mode it is then.
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Apple Releasing New iOS 13 Developer Beta Today With Deep Fusion for New iPhones [Update: Delayed]
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Can’t we just call it “mad science” instead? Phil did. Mad Science mode it is then.
Smart HDR on the iPhone XS is very good for landscapes, sunsets, etc, but it is pretty terrible for skin tones in general. On harsh lighting it recovers too much of the highlights making people appear flat and often times orange. It is so bad that when I see such pictures, I can instantly tell it was taken with an iPhone XS.
They toned it down a lot on the new iPhones, though. It's looking much better.
Yeah yeah yeah, deep whatever. The more important question: does 13.2 include the sloth emoji?
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Why won't they activate this for xs max? The hardware can't handle it?
Typical Apple!
Typical Apple!
Yes but it won't be anatomically correct until the 13.2.1 fix due to be released about 7 hours after 13.2
Hope Apple releases 13.2 today so the upgrade police go crazy.
XS has a cheap autofocus system not the 100% focus pixels Deep Fusion needs
The iPhone 11’s Deep Fusion camera arrives with iOS 13.2 developer beta
Sweater mode is on its way.
www.theverge.com
Wrong. Deep Fusion will be available on ALL iPhone 11 series
Wow. I haven't expected it so early! Cool. Let's party begin 
Hope all v/blogers and journalists have their sweaters and DSLR cameras ready to make good comparisons.
Last edit. And whenever someone will get hands on that can you try whether it can be used for getting better macro shots? On wide or telephoto lens.
So what will be next besides zoom and slownotion? Sports pics? Google is cooking something like that isn't it?
Hope all v/blogers and journalists have their sweaters and DSLR cameras ready to make good comparisons.
Last edit. And whenever someone will get hands on that can you try whether it can be used for getting better macro shots? On wide or telephoto lens.
So what will be next besides zoom and slownotion? Sports pics? Google is cooking something like that isn't it?
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The hardware may handle it, but it will process much slower and the results won't look as good as the iPhone 11. Apple doesn't want people with the older generation to get inconsistent results, so they will just release it to the newest ones.
Also, money.
I don't see what's bad about wanting an option to turn something like this on/off. To each ones own. I don't know if I'd like it or not but I wouldn't be opposed to having a choice, myself.You haven't even seen it in action yet and you already wish it could be turned off?
Thanks for the update, good overview !
BTW, it appears Apple is trying to compensate for the smaller pixels in the Telephoto's image sensor by using Deep Fusion as the default.
I suspect they are doing that to counter the Pixel 4, which includes a Telephoto Back Camera.
BTW, it appears Apple is trying to compensate for the smaller pixels in the Telephoto's image sensor by using Deep Fusion as the default.
I suspect they are doing that to counter the Pixel 4, which includes a Telephoto Back Camera.
Color me unimpressed. The explanation is so convoluted, and end result so meh, that Apple really should stop hyping this non-feature. How embarrassing.