Hey! I recently bought the iPhone 15pro and when I use the „focus“ in the camera App by tapping with my finger on the screen a „f“ appears in the corner. I can activate it, but I can’t find out what for. It looks like the sign for „camera aperture“ (I don’t know if this is the right word, it’s „Blende“ in German). What does it do? I didn’t find anything on the apple help pages.
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F stop (It is a camera suture measuring unit )
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Aperture.
You can pay respect with it
“fake” aperture setting. it adds blur artificially after the photo has been taken to mimic the aperture thats been chosen since this has a fixed aperture
Can’t believe no one said „f” around and find out.
Because that’s lame af
Yes that’s just what Reddit needs, more terrible dad jokes and lame puns in a thread where someone’s asking an actual question lol
As people said… aperture. F stop. Lower number = more blur (portrait) Higher number = less blur (landscape)
It’s camera aperture. Smaller numbers mean a larger aperture that lets in more light, bigger numbers mean the aperture is smaller and lets in less light
The iPhone doesn’t have an adjustable aperture. There is no change to the amount of light being let in.
Think of it as the control of background blur (bokeh). The smaller the number, the higher the blur. Play around with it to see the effect. Personally I like higher f-stops (less blur)–it looks more natural.
it means FIGHTING GOLD
i love how most don’t realize phones have fixed apertures lol. anywho the f means it’s saving the depth info so that you can apply the portrait effect after taking the pic
do you know where this is? It looks amazing
Sure. It’s in Hurghada. Egypt.
That’s the “I can’t take photos” button. Apple makes you admit your inadequacies by putting an F in the chat before taking over and taking the photo for you. /s