The iOS 17.2 update came with many features, most notably the new Diary application, in addition to improvements to the system in general. Apple certainly does not neglect the camera and photo applications, especially in a major update like this. It has added some expected features and changes that we will learn about in some detail in this article.
In the iOS 17 update, Apple made improvements to the Photos and Camera apps. These updates improve the user experience through various additions, such as expanding the Visual Look Up feature to locate a wider range of objects and objects, including unfamiliar symbols that we see in our daily lives. Here's everything new in the Camera and Photos apps in the iOS 17 update.
Many of the buttons in the Camera app serve multiple functions, and other useful features are hidden out of plain sight within the Settings menus. Our goal is to reveal these hidden features, allowing you to take better photos and videos with the utmost ease and simplicity.
If you want to take professional photos with your iPhone camera, you can use some features such as night mode, lens correction, and grid lines. It is always preferable to make sure that the camera is clean before shooting to make sure that there is no dirt or dust.
If you have owned an iPhone for a long time, you probably have accumulated a large number of photos and videos in your photo library. Photos and videos may be very valuable to you and you don't want to delete them. We have some tips to share with you that will help you easily organize your photo library in just a few clicks.
The iPhone is no longer used only for calls and internet connection, and many rely on it as a professional photography tool thanks to its advanced technologies and more than wonderful lenses, and because Apple knows the importance of photography for its users, we will learn about 5 new features coming to photos with the iOS 17 operating system .
The iCloud service has been available for nearly 12 years, and it has undergone great developments until it became a comprehensive platform for storing a wide range of different data, including basic documents, photos, videos, and more, but in its infancy it did not offer the same wide capabilities that it provides now, as it was a concept Cloud storage at the time was very limited, and the service provided was called iCloud Photo Stream, so why did Apple keep it with the developments of iCloud Cloud over these years, and why would you close it now?
When you take a picture of something interesting, such as a certain landmark, piece of art, animal or plant, and you want to know more about that thing, the iPhone gives you what you want, as you can benefit from the content recognition service without having to install any third-party applications .
There is a way to convert the iPad into a digital frame without installing any external application. Using one of the iPad's accessibility features, you can easily turn it into a moving picture frame, saving you from having to buy a dedicated device.
If you are concerned about privacy and want to limit the collection of your location data as much as possible, the iPhone contains features that allow users to protect their privacy. Including the ability to use fake geo-tagging of iPhone photos that you share with others to protect the true location of those photos.
Prior to the iOS 16 update, there was no option available to search for duplicate photos and deal with them from deleting or merging, now the Photos app will now automatically detect any duplicates in your photos and group them together for examination.
An exciting new feature that lets you instantly lift something out of an image, and separate it from the background. Once extracted, you can paste, save or drop it wherever you want as a new image, and you can even make it a sticker in messaging apps.