![]() The minor enhancements can certainly add up to a major update for some looking for a new iPhone. Improvements to FaceTime, one of many videoconference apps thrust into the spotlight as the COVID-19 pandemic continues, receives plenty of user-friendly updates that make it easier to chat with someone while enjoying media like videos, music, and even your own screen. Read More: An Open Letter to Tim Cook on Why Apple Should Compromise With Antitrust RegulatorsĪdditionally, the brand new iOS 15 has various software improvements that compliment the iterative features found in the iPhone 13. ![]() ![]() The use of a lightning connector means connecting your iPhone directly to a digital camera for example requires not just a USB-C cable but a Lightning adapter for SD cards or a Lightning to USB-A adapter. I’ve long maintained it makes no sense to call the iPhone 13 Pro a “pro” device, fit for use in your creative project’s workflow if it lacks the connector shared by the other “pro” devices in Apple’s lineup like the iPad Pro. One consistent inconsistency when it comes to the iPhone 13 Pro is its lack of a USB-C port. The A15 Bionic processor adds more cores for more machine learning intensive tasks, like portrait mode photography and video processing, but will you notice it? Probably not! Still, that upgraded processing power is what allows Apple to add features like the showcased cinematic mode, and the inclusion of ProRes recording, although ProRes recording in 4K is exclusive to the 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB versions of the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max (the 128GB 13 Pro records ProRes in 1080p). Other features, like the photo preset option that lets you apply your own saved preset warmth and tone edits to the photos you take, are definitely useful if going for a certain aesthetic, and could help people discover their own personal photography style. The AI-powered image blurring is pretty noticeable when it misses, and not that compelling even when it hits. ![]() Other modes, like the new Cinematic mode, are appealing to the amateur videographers but are pretty niche (how often are you really setting up for rack focus shots) and still feel experimental in their execution. Read More: Tim Cook on the ‘Basic Human Right’ of Privacy and the Technology That Excites Him the Most ![]()
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