The Live Text currently supports English, Chinese, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, and Spanish languages. All iPhones with A12 Bionic chipset or later can support this. Users will need an iPhone Xs, iPhone XR or later with iOS 15 to run this. What devices support Live Text?īut Apple is not rolling out Live Text for all iPhones which are running iOS 15. Apple’s system is smart enough to recognise the text it is extracting. From here, users will get options to either copy-paste the text, look it up or translate or even make a call, in a case of a phone number. This gives a stronger impression that the water was moving.One can also use the Live Text feature in the Camera app by pointing the device camera at a photo or image with text, and then tapping the indicator icon. But with a long exposure Live Photo effect, the water will blur together. For example, if you take a photo of a waterfall, it will look as if the water is frozen in time. Like I said above, long exposure is particularly good for photos in which you want to capture motion. Swipe left until you see the Long Exposure effect. If you swipe up, you’ll get to choose from several different Live Photo effects.
You’ll see a label in the upper right that says Live. Choosing a long exposure effect in PhotosĪfter you take the photo, open the Photos app to take a look. If it’s yellow, that means the feature is active, and each photo you take will be a Live Photo until you turn it off by tapping it again. It looks like a bulls eye, and it’s the symbol for a Live Photo. When you take a picture with your iPhone, you’ll see an icon in the top middle of the UI. Taking a Live Photo with the iPhone’s camera It records something that regular photos cannot: time. This type of photography is used for night photos, light trails, clouds, water, or stars. If you’re taking a picture of a moving object, it will create motion blur in the final image. Long exposure photography is when you use a long-duration shutter speed. You can also edit Live Photos on macOS High Sierra too. Here’s how to turn on the long exposure Live Photo effect on iOS. Then, when you 3D Touch the photo, you see some brief animation. When you take a Live Photo, the iPhone’s camera records data before and after the shot. Live Photos were introduced in iOS 9 with the iPhone 6s/6s Plus. A cool new feature that Apple introduced in iOS 11 is different Live Photo effects.
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