F u Tim CookThe new Portrait Lighting effect requires an iPhone XS or XR.
F u Tim Cook
Damn, I have to agree with you. I don't really think the new depth slider and portrait effect require the more powerful A12 chip. Although you can download an app for the depth slider, Apple really pushes away more and more X users with those new features that are limited to the newer iPhones only.F u Tim Cook
Damn, I have to agree with you. I don't really think the new depth slider and portrait effect require the more powerful A12 chip. Although you can download an app for the depth slider, Apple really pushes away more and more X users with those new features that are limited to the newer iPhones only.
It probably does, people don't realize how much of a burst performance the CPU has to do when a picture is taken and the amount of things it has to do. Improved camera performance comes nowadays mostly from better processing not from better lenses, which means that the cpu-power is more and more the limiting factor for image quality (which is also why Google made an entirely seperate camera processor that's specially build for the task).
With these new sliders there's probably a lot more information that needs to be processed and stored after taking a photo and what you don't want (or at least Apple doesn't) is the processing time of pictures to be much more than it is now. It's now already that you see the processing icon a lot on the iPhone X after taking a picture.
Damn, I have to agree with you. I don't really think the new depth slider and portrait effect require the more powerful A12 chip. Although you can download an app for the depth slider, Apple really pushes away more and more X users with those new features that are limited to the newer iPhones only.
The google pixel camera does a lot
More processing than this feature with night mode feature with a weaker processor than iPhone X. Don’t give me that excuse
Both processors combined don’t match up the processing power of the A11 processor so this excuse is old. Heck we have an app called Focos on iOS which works with iPhone 6s which does live bokeh and live portraits .The pixel 3 has a separate processor especially made for the camera and what you see on the older models is that a night sight picture takes several more seconds to process than the pixel 3.
So don't give me some bad comparison made with phones you don't have and probably have never used.
Both processors combined don’t match up the processing power of the A11 processor so this excuse is old. Heck we have an app called Focos on iOS which works with iPhone 6s which does live bokeh and live portraits .