Photographer pits iPhone X Portrait Lighting against real studio lighting [Video]<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>Alongside the
introduction of the
iPhone 8 Plus and X this fall, Apple introduced
Portrait Lighting, a camera effect designed to simulate specific lighting conditions normally only found in a studio environment. These lighting effects, combined with the background-softening
depth effect introduced wth the iPhone 7 Plus, are designed to make shooting professional looking portraits easy.</p>
<p>Putting this claim to the test, photographer
Daniel DeArco used an iPhone X to compare the results Portrait Lighting to actual studio lighting in a comparison video.</p>
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