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"the new iPhone promises a lot in photography, but can they provide it?"

Unless you've been living under rock and roll, you may have realized that Apple has finally joined the ranks of triple cameras with the new iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max. The new phone was an iterative upgrade from iPhone XS and XS Max last year. In addition to the new chips for digital processing, the biggest highlight of the new device is the camera, and according to Apple's keynote speech, the shooting capability does look impressive, at least on paper. About the time you asked me, because Apple hasn't won the title of best camera smartphone for a long time. Can the new iPhone 11 Pro change everything?

The three-camera system on the iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max includes three 12MP sensors, including a wide camera with a focal length of 26mm, a fhand 1.8aperture and a stable optical image. Then there's the 52mm focal length, the fhand 2.0 telephoto lens, and then the OIS. Finally, there is an ultra-wide camera with a focal length of 13mm and a field of view of 120 degrees. You can seamlessly zoom from long focus to ultra-wide edges, and use all three cameras to provide you with an effective 4x optical zoom. Putting the three cameras together can provide you with great flexibility and versatility, and make your lens more creative. But there's more.

The new night mode can be started automatically when needed. In low light conditions, the iPhone 11 Pro camera can take multiple images, and the OIS is used to stabilize the lens. The camera aims at the image, adjusts the contrast, fine-tunes the color, enhances the detail, and fuses the results together to produce a night scene photo that is said to have many details. Portrait mode and intelligent HDR functions have also been improved, using machine learning to recognize and enhance faces in shots. Apple has also added some new features, such as QuickTake, which can shoot short videos while still images.

Adding commitment is another new feature called Deep Fusion. This feature took a total of nine pictures, and four more before you even clicked the shutter button. When the shutter is pressed, it captures an image that has been exposed for a long time. Then the neural engine selects the best one in the batch, selects all the pixels, and then optimizes the details and noise of the image pixel by pixel. Deep Fusion promises to work best in low and medium light, providing amazing detail and dynamic range. The only thing to note is that this feature is not available at release time and can only be provided through updates later.

Selfie enthusiasts can also share their own good things. The front camera on the new iPhone has reached 12 million pixels and can now be used for 120 fps (slofies, anyone?) Take a selfie of a slow-motion video. It can also record 4K video at speeds up to 60 fps.

You might ask, how was the video? This means that Apple 11 Pro and its Max brothers offer "the highest quality video on a smartphone". This is not surprising because companies know that they have to make high statements to promote their products. However, this is a strong statement. The ability to easily scale the three cameras, audio scaling to match video frames and editing, and allowing amateurs to create professional-level shots are all integrated into a seamless combination of hardware and software magic. and can suddenly enhance the user's photographic games, which is also part of this commitment.

In the end, it all comes down to this. Will all of the above help Apple regain the crown it lost a few years ago-the title of best camera and smartphone? Well, only time (usually) and when we test the camera of the new device will tell us. Including additional camera sensors, or adding millions of pixels (in the case of a front camera) is not really revolutionary in itself. In any case, we know that megapixel counting does not necessarily translate into image quality. Google has proved that one camera can beat multiple cameras with the right software. So the software can really be the magic sauce here, and I hope Apple can do the same this time. Notice this space.

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