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All Devices iOS / iPad OS 13 - All the little things
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Just a reminder: this is a thread to post all the “little” features Apple did not discuss in stage at the keynote introducing iOS 13.
If you are having issue or just want discuss iOS 13 in general, please do that in the appropriate beta thread.
Thanks!
If you are having issue or just want discuss iOS 13 in general, please do that in the appropriate beta thread.
Thanks!
I don’t remember seeing this on any of the previous pages so I thought I’d go ahead and post. Apologies if this is already known.
I was able to send music to two Bluetooth speakers at the same time. Both sources I know don’t have Bluetooth v5 and neither was a set of AirPods. Phone is a XS with PB 1.
I wish I knew what this feature is officially called or the parameters of what it is supposedly capably of doing (e.g., how much of an autocorrection of skewed photos should it be able to correct?). Then I would report it. I don't feel right, though, reporting something that I'm not sure of how / how much it should work.
I don't think reporting it and attaching examples is gonna hurt. Even if it's not top priority for now, I reckon Apple would want to improve the feature (after they iron out major bugs).
Generally it’s referred as perspective correction. Perhaps Apple will give it a more Apple-ly name
Generally it’s referred as perspective correction. Perhaps Apple will give it a more Apple-ly name
Magic perspective correction! Seriously though I think "automatic perspective correction in the crop tool" is probably as good a way to explain it as any.
That’s awesome. Can you send audio simultaneously to both Bluetooth speakers and airplay 2 speakers?
That makes this even more "magical"! I still wish I knew the parameters of it though. Is it limited to a certain high-end angle of skewness? Lightroom has a similar tool (though you have to invoke it for it to work). I'm sure it works on similar principles (probably the variance of x and y coordinates of what appears to be a regular polygon vs the ideal x/y of the framed captured image). But where does it stop and "assume" the skewness was intentional versus inadvertant framing?
I must know!!!
I am still so weirded out that no one has mentioned outside of my forum posts here. I even emailed MR staff with the pictures and video and yet nothing. If this had been demonstrated in a keynote, I would have been floored!
It may not be a tentpole feature but it sure highlights AI at work. You’d think they’d at least mention it.
It may not be a tentpole feature, but sure to have been a keynote crowd pleaser.
Perspective correction has been in Photoshop forever, way before AI was a thing. It doesn't need anything special from the camera and is just pure image processing.
It's still amazing that this kind of processing is now on a mobile device.
It's still amazing that this kind of processing is now on a mobile device.
Yes. But never automated to this degree. This is still how you do it in PS CC 2019:
The AI part is not doing that ^
iOS 13 isn't that advanced in its perspective correction. You only need 4 points in PS to get the same effect as to what iOS 13 is doing.
Yes, it's only a single plane correction. But the point is that photoshop does not know where those four points are. You still have to place them manually.
Agree with this. Unlike, say, auto correcting color, which is based on data available to the device (ambient light color temp, mainly), this feature requires the device to reason from a 2 dimensional image to a three dimensional correction.