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iPhone Deep fusion

M33-1 said:
Here is an interesting article speculating on how Deep Fusion will work. It would be interesting if the camera will actually be taking a 24 megapixel photo.

www.trustedreviews.com

Opinion: Why the iPhone 11 Pro’s Deep Fusion tech could make it a Pixel 4 rival

Excited to see how 'Deep Fusion' might take the iPhone 11 Pro to new, Pixel-level photographic heights? We do a deep dive on Apple's new camera tech.
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Or it could take 24mpx photos and then downscale them to 12, to increase detail and sharpness at that resolution.

Interesting article, thanks for sharing =)
 
M33-1 said:
Here is an interesting article speculating on how Deep Fusion will work. It would be interesting if the camera will actually be taking a 24 megapixel photo.

www.trustedreviews.com

Opinion: Why the iPhone 11 Pro’s Deep Fusion tech could make it a Pixel 4 rival

Excited to see how 'Deep Fusion' might take the iPhone 11 Pro to new, Pixel-level photographic heights? We do a deep dive on Apple's new camera tech.
www.trustedreviews.com www.trustedreviews.com
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This feature will also work on iPhone 11 and not just on iPhone 11 Pro
 
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M33-1 said:
I don’t think that will be the case.
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My reason for saying this is that this feature was specifically discussed in the keynote during the pro features, not before during the standard 11 feature discussion. Any Apple webpages discussing this as an 11 feature (as some people have pointed out) would be typos. I trust that Phil Schiller discussing this as a pro feature in his presentation are more reliable than a webpage written by interns.
 
M33-1 said:
My reason for saying this is that this feature was specifically discussed in the keynote during the pro features, not before during the standard 11 feature discussion. Any Apple webpages discussing this as an 11 feature (as some people have pointed out) would be typos. I trust that Phil Schiller discussing this as a pro feature in his presentation are more reliable than a webpage written by interns.
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You can be sure that Apple press releases pages do not contain any “typos”.
All the more so three weeks after the publication.
 
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I’m sorry to break your bubble but Apple is not perfect. You can’t hold them on such a high pedestal.
 
Unless deep fusion is heavily dependent on the telephoto lens, I think it will work on the 11 as well.
 
Deep Fusion will be for each model of 11. So long as it has the A13 it will have the feature. It’s not limited to the pro models.
 
Oh look, it's on the iPhone 11! But it still must be a typo, right? Because Apple can't be held on such a high pedestal to convey accurate information that only they would know anyways.
 
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WingsAndBeer said:
Oh look, it's on the iPhone 11! But it still must be a typo, right? Because Apple can't be held on such a high pedestal to convey accurate information that only they would know anyways.
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Ah...hmmm. Ok, you were correct. I don’t think it will really help that much on the wide angle... not enough close up detail, but it will be released on the 11.
 
M33-1 said:
My reason for saying this is that this feature was specifically discussed in the keynote during the pro features, not before during the standard 11 feature discussion. Any Apple webpages discussing this as an 11 feature (as some people have pointed out) would be typos. I trust that Phil Schiller discussing this as a pro feature in his presentation are more reliable than a webpage written by interns.
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In reading the article, this WILL work on the 11, just not as often as on the Pro models. The super wide lens will NOT use Deep Fusion, the tele-photo lens will primarily use it and the regular wide angle lens will us it as well but primarily for indoor shots with medium to low light and if Night mode kicks on it will definitely use it.

Read the article folks. It's all there.
 
WHAT BETA are they talking about here? There is currently no iOS dev profile in the DEV center, and no new beta....
 
It looks like Apple was going to release a developer beta today but it was delayed and may be available tomorrow.
 
I hope there is a way to disable it.

Yes, I know I haven't seen it yet. But if it does have issues in certain lighting conditions or on certain subjects, it would be good to be able to choose to use it.
 
zorinlynx said:
I hope there is a way to disable it.

Yes, I know I haven't seen it yet. But if it does have issues in certain lighting conditions or on certain subjects, it would be good to be able to choose to use it.
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In the article it clearly states that there is no way to turn it on or off (as you can do with the night mode) and that it is automatic based upon lighting conditions and the lens used.
 
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