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Bookmark or Share- Want to take a photo with Portrait mode? - Apple SupportSwipe to Portrait mode and tap the front-facing camera button. Hold your iPhone in front of your face. Snap your selfie with one of the volume buttons. You can also use Portrait Lighting effects on photos that you take in selfie mode. You need an iPhone X or later to take a selfie in Portrait mode.
- Take portraits with your iPhone camera - Apple SupportWith Camera on models that support Portrait mode, you can apply a depth-of-field effect that keeps your subject—people, pets, objects, and more—sharp while creating a beautifully blurred foreground and background. You can also apply and adjust different lighting effects to your portraits.
- iPhone Portrait Mode Explained: What It Is and How to Use It - AppleToolBoxWhat Is Portrait Mode? Portrait mode on the iPhone creates a depth-of-field effect that blurs the background of your photo while keeping the subject in sharp focus. This is also known in photography as bokeh. The result is a professional-looking photo that lets your subject—be it a person, a pet, or an object—pop out from the background.
- What Is Portrait Mode, and Is It Worth the Flagship Price? - Digital TrendsPortrait mode is a feature in quite a few smartphones that helps you take better pictures of people by capturing a sharp face and a nicely blurred background. It’s specifically made to improve...
- What Is Portrait Mode on an iPhone and How Do You Use It? - MUOPortrait mode creates a depth-of-field effect in your iPhone camera, which means that the subject of the image is focused and the background is slightly blurred. This is perfect for people wanting to take a professional-looking headshot, or just a selfie without focusing on what’s in the background.
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