Transforming your iPhone portrait photos from simple snapshots into captivating images is easier than you might think. By leveraging the iPhone’s built-in features and the intuitive Lensa app ...

Not only that, ‌iPhone 15‌ user can now take portraits without even having to switch to Portrait mode. Here's how it's done. With the Camera app open, aim the camera at a person, dog, or cat.

The Apple iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, and 15 Pro Max come with a new feature that allows you to apply Portrait mode after a photo is taken. You can even choose a different focus point while you ...

On iPhone 15 models, however, Apple's new next-generation Portraits use the same Photonic engine pipeline as regular photos, so there's no compromise in quality or shutter lag in either mode.

Your iPhone 15 doesn't need to be in portrait mode to take portrait shots. Follow this guide to learn how to apply a bokeh effect to normal shots of people and pets in your Photos app.

Tips: Being able to change the focus point in a portrait photo and subtly blur the background isn't reserved for the iPhone 15. Here is how to do it on any device in iOS 17.

Apple told everyone during its iPhone event on Tuesday that the $700 iPhone 11 — 2019's equivalent of the 2018 iPhone XR — can take portrait mode photos of pets with that blurry background effect.

You’d seemingly only be able to put your iPhone on the MagIc Charger in landscape mode or lay it flat when the MagSafe puck is inset into the base. Portrait mode? Nope.