The magic ingredient in a Portrait mode photo is the ability to have an out-of-focus background with a razor-sharp subject. With an SLR camera, you'd get this effect by using an aperture with a ...

Digging into Snapchat's code suggests a handful of upcoming camera features, including a portrait mode. The feature appears to use facial recognition A.I. to blur the background.

Portrait: The portrait mode will focus on a subject that's in the foreground (like a person), and blur the background slightly. If you then open one of these snaps in Google Photos, you can adjust ...

In another, a man stands far enough from the camera that you can see him head to toe. The smoothly blurred background in both shots would have been impossible with the Pixel 3 portrait mode.

Brett Pearce/CNET Portrait mode was first available in 2016 on the iPhone 7 Plus. Over the years, Apple improved the way it "cuts out" the person from the foreground and makes the background blurry.

You can also use iOS 15 portrait mode for Instagram and Facebook stories, as well as video calls using Messenger and Whatsapp. iOS 15 FaceTime Portrait Mode blurs the background so that it puts ...

iPhone 13 leaks suggest Portrait Video Mode will be a brand new feature! Portrait photo mode on iPhone was an amazing upgrade to get that blurry background in photos - but to be able to make ...

A blurred background means a ton of likes. Allef Vinicius via Unsplash Portrait mode photos are everywhere these days. Some shots look great, others… don’t. So if you want your pics to really ...

What Is Portrait Mode? Portrait mode simulates using a DSLR camera lens with a wide maximum aperture to create a background blur. A DSLR achieves this effect optically, whereas the iPhone depends on ...

News Xiaomi MIUI Camera APK teardown reveals custom watermarks, new portrait mode, ultra wide angle as upcoming features; a second 48MP camera phone too ...

1. Apple iPhone 11 Pro 2. Google Pixel 4 The parasol should either be part of the foreground, or part of the background. The camera can make the decision, but it really should be one or the other ...