Hands-On With the New 'Portrait' Mode Beta Feature in the iPhone 7 Plus. When Apple announced the iPhone 7 Plus, one major feature it focused on was a new Portrait mode that allows the device's camera to simulate a shallow depth of field effect, similar to what can be achieved with a high-end DSLR.
https://www.macrumors.com/2016/09/21/iphone-7-plus-beta-portrait-mode-hands-on/
The iPhone 7 Plus has a new feature, rolled out via a software update Monday. It's called portrait mode, and gives users the option of artificially adding bokeh to the background of their shots. Apple seems to think this is the most exciting thing about its 2016 smartphones.
http://www.businessinsider.com/portrait-mode-iphone-7-plus-review-2016-10
The iPhone 7 Plus' 'portrait' mode does background blur better. The isn't the first phone to add this feature, but it is brand-new to long-time iPhone owners and works as promised. And iOS 10.1 makes it just a swipe away.
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/iphone-7-plus-bokeh-effect-how-to-use-portrait-mode/
The iPhone is a powerful tool for portrait photography, but there’s a big difference between taking snapshots of people and creating beautiful artistic portraits. In this tutorial you’ll discover ten great techniques for taking stunning portrait photos with your iPhone. Portrait photography is all about capturing the essence of the person you’re photographing. With a little bit of thought and planning, you’ll be able to take amazing portrait photos using just your iPhone.
https://iphonephotographyschool.com/portraits/
Because the iPhone 7 Plus has two lenses, one standard and one telephoto, it's able to produce crisper zoomed-in shots. And there's more: The iPhone 7 Plus will soon add another feature called Portrait Mode, which Apple unveiled during its iPhone 7 launch event earlier this month. It'll come solely to the larger iPhone 7 in a software update later this year.
http://time.com/4506167/iphone-7-plus-features-portrait-mode/
How to use the new Portrait mode on the iPhone 7 Plus. The iPhone 7 Plus gets a new portrait mode with the update to iOS 10.1 that lets you take dSLR-like photos right on your phone. The upgrade to iOS 10.1 lets Apple's iPhone 7 Plus take full advantage of its dual lens camera to create a greater sense of depth in portraits.
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/iphone-7-plus-bokeh-effect-how-to-use-portrait-mode/
How to Use Portrait Mode on iPhone 7, 6s/6s Plus, 6/6Plus, SE and iPhone 5s. Meet “FabFocus” a superb camera app primed to let you use Portrait Mode on your iPhone 7/iPhone 5s or above. Moreover, it's superb in terms of letting you add the DSLR-like bokeh or blur effects to your shots.
https://www.igeeksblog.com/how-to-get-portrait-mode-on-iphone-7-older-iphones/
1. Find An Interesting Subject. Obviously the first thing you need to do in portrait photography is to find someone to take photos of. You could photograph your children, family members, friends, and even strangers for candid street portraits. Pets also make great subjects for portraits.
https://iphonephotographyschool.com/portraits/
Available as a beta feature, Portrait mode is built into iOS 10.1, and we went hands-on with it to see how well it performs. Subscribe to the MacRumors YouTube channel for more videos. Portrait mode uses the 56mm lens to capture the image and uses the wider 28mm lens to generate a depth map of a scene.
https://www.macrumors.com/2016/09/21/iphone-7-plus-beta-portrait-mode-hands-on/
That's a heavy burden for a single feature to bear on an otherwise somewhat uninspired smartphone. (The iPhone 7 Plus's camera quality is very good, but not amazing. It does feature a telephoto lens, which is very cool.) Some people, including my colleague Melia Robinson, love portrait mode.
http://www.businessinsider.com/portrait-mode-iphone-7-plus-review-2016-10
which iphone has the portrait feature
IPhone 7 Plus has the portrait feature. iPhone 7 Plus has the portrait feature.