Smart Mobile Techs

The iPhone 7 Plus features two lenses on its back: One of the 12-megapixel cameras features a focal length of 28mm, while the other has a 56mm focal length. That lets the iPhone 7 Plus zoom in on objects with less distorition than you get from a phone with only digital zoom. And, if your phone is running an iOS 10 update currently available through Apple’s beta program, you can shoot photos using a depth-of-field effect that keeps the subject in sharp focus while artfully blurring the background. (This is also known as a bokeh effect in the photographic world.)
When the feature becomes available to you via an iOS 10 update, you’ll access the effect — called Portrait Mode by Apple — the same way you’d take a panoramic shot or switch between video and still photos. Portrait appears as an option in the carousel of different camera modes. Just swipe to select it, and the iPhone 7 Plus does the rest of the work, with the 56mm lens shooting a close-up of your subject while the other lens captures background information to be blurred by the iPhone’s image processor.

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