How do you adjust the portrait mode of the Apple 6s?

Apple's mobile phone can't adjust the portrait mode, this is a mobile phone from a long time ago, and there are very few people who use it now, and this mobile phone does not have this mode.

Actually, this is very simple, you just need to enter the photo mode in the camera, and then adjust it to this portrait mode.

As for the mode you said about how to pick a portrait of this Apple 6s, it seems that we don't understand it very well, because we haven't used an Apple mobile phone.

If you want to adjust the portrait mode on the Apple 6s, it should be a horizontal frame for you, with an option for portrait mode inside.

iPhone6 is set in [Camera]-[Portrait] mode.

1.Unlock your iPhone6 to the Home screen page and open Camera.

2.Go to the Camera app and tap the right side of the screen and swipe left.

3.Switch to [Portrait] mode and tap Settings above the capture button.

4.The setting wheel of portrait mode pops up to set the portrait mode of iPhone6.

Extended information: Nowadays, there are more and more smartphone cameras, and three or even four cameras are coming out (excluding the front), why do you need so many cameras for a mobile phone? In order to meet the shooting needs of different environments, some lenses are responsible for telephoto, some are responsible for wide angle, some are responsible for color imaging, etc., the more cameras the more functions.

"Portrait mode" is a mobile phone simulating the large aperture shallow depth of field effect of a professional camera, through the algorithm, cut out the focus of the subject, the background is bokeh, to achieve the effect of highlighting the portrait, which is not possible with a single-camera phone.

How to use the "portrait mode" correctly, pay attention to the following points.

1.Control the distance between the person and the phone.

For portrait mode shooting, the distance between the model and the mobile phone is controlled at 2-3 meters, too close to the picture is too full and more depressing, and too far away the background bokeh effect is not ideal.

2.Controls the distance between people and the background.

If you want to shoot the effect of clear background bokeh of the person, you should pay attention to the distance between the model and the background, if you are too close, the machine will think that the person and the background are in the same plane, and the bokeh effect is naturally not good, and the effect is better if you are farther away.

3.Avoid low and high angles.

Many people will use large-angle upward shooting for long legs, and large-angle overhead shooting will be used for slimming face, which is not feasible in "portrait mode", because of such large-angle shooting, the machine will think that the "face" and "feet" are not on the same plane, either the face is empty or the lower body is empty.

4.The beauty index should be appropriate.

Portrait mode has a function to adjust the "beauty index", it is recommended not to set it too high, otherwise it is not conducive to the recording of character details, you can retain a little more details in the early stage, leaving room for the later stage.

No. Portrait mode, also known as portrait mode, is a new way to take photos announced by Apple at its 2016 fall conference, which can only be used on the dual-lens iPhone 7 Plus, with the help of dual lenses and corresponding algorithms. When shooting portraits, the effect will be more prominent, and it will also have an effect on objects.

iPhone 6Plus is not yet.

The portrait effect mode can make the focus of the camera shoot more prominent, the background image will be blurred, open the camera app of the iphone7 plus, you will find that the portrait mode has been added to the right side of the photo.

No, only the 7plus with dual cameras has none of the 7 Finally, I wish you a great life.

What to do if the Apple 6s does not have a camera portrait.

The Apple Six SP does not have a portrait mode. Starting with the Apple 7plus, there are dual cameras and a portrait mode is introduced. I used it, and it wasn't as magical as the legend suggests. If you want to experience it, you can go to the app, search for "portrait camera"** and use it.

Since the "Portrait" mode is mainly customized for the iPhone 7 Plus dual-camera phone, the iPhone 7 has a single camera on the rear and does not support the "Portrait" background bokeh to take photos. Therefore, even if you upgrade iOS, you can't find the "Portrait" mode in the camera interface, mainly because the phone doesn't support it.

Theoretically, Apple iPhone7 does not support portrait bokeh function, but users can install some camera software, with the help of some background bokeh filters, you can also experience some background bokeh photo functions.

For example, if you install the Meitu App camera software on the iPhone 7, you will have a bokeh filter in it, and you can also experience the background bokeh photo effect of portraits similar to Apple's iPhone 7 Plus, but the experience is not as perfect as Apple's original, almost 60% or 70% effect.