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The iPhone 11's new Deep Fusion processing shines under a medium amount of light. See all photos Deep Fusion, aka 'sweater mode' All the phones get an expanded-view viewfinder that now previews what's outside the shot, which can help you know when to use the ultrawide lens. The iPhone 11 gets an improved ultrawide-angle Portrait mode that can work with close-ups of your pets and other things. Apple promises a few extra benefits here. Ultrawide cameras are another new trend across phone cameras. Without a doubt, it can make for stunning shots. Apple even put a cool zoom effect to transition between lenses. In fact, during a recording you can switch between cameras. Best of all, you can use the ultrawide lens when shooting video. I immediately found angles on my subjects that made them look larger than life. It won't be great in every situation, but it can be equal parts handy, like when shooting in smaller spaces, and artistic, adding drama to a mundane scene.Īpple balanced the distortion so there's a little (which you want for that ultrawide look) but it's not horrible. It's obviously different and really changes the way you shoot. If the main wide camera is like a business suit and the 'tele' lens is a sporty blazer, then the ultrawide is the equivalent of a Hawaiian shirt. The newest camera has an ultrawide 13mm equivalent lens that is just a plain fun to use. Scott Stein/CNET Ultrawide angle = drama camera

Below is a shot with the iPhone 11 using Night Mode and another with last year's iPhone XS.įrame the shots right, and the ultrawide-angle camera can do fun things. I took a photo of a tree in my backyard that was in complete darkness. When I put the iPhone on a tripod I got a 10-second time and was even able to manually override that for a 28-second Night Mode shot. When I took handheld Night Mode shots the sequence would take about 3 to 5 seconds. The iPhone then fuses all the photos together to reduce motion blur and brighten shadows.

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Night Mode uses adaptive bracketing and takes a series of photos, some with a longer shutter speed, others with a shorter one.

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At this time, there isn't a manual way to trigger the mode. The way it works is when you open up the default camera app, the phone determines when it's dark enough to go into Night Mode. Apple's version brightens photos, captures less image noise and does all of this automatically.

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Like the Google Pixel 4, the Huawei P30 Pro and Samsung's Galaxy Note 10, taking startling low-light photos seems to be in every phone-maker's computational wheelhouse now. Scott Stein/CNET Night Mode, how it works and when it doesn't More saturated colors are part of Night Mode's vibe. And then there's the more expensive $799 (£669, AU$1,049) Google Pixel 4, which actually makes the $699 (£729, AU$1,199) iPhone 11 look like an even better value.Īpple did a great job with new features, including some serious camera improvements like Night Mode for taking photos in dimly lit situations and Deep Fusion, a new way for the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro to process photos taken in situations where the lighting is bright enough for you to see, but nothing like being outside on a sunny day.Ī shot of Brooklyn Bridge Park at night, making colors pop.

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There are wild 5G speeds on the horizon, plus bizarre and expensive foldable phones like Samsung's Galaxy Fold. But for others, it's nice to know where Apple stands in the larger landscape of phones. For some people the iPhone 11 just needs to be better than the XS.

Pro? What happened to last year's XS and XS Max? This year's new phones are polished sequels (literally and figuratively) to the three we got last year. Where's the iPhone X? And what makes the iPhone Pro.

When you first hear the names of Apple's new iPhones - the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max - you may have some questions.