Apple shares a humorous ad "Bokeh" highlighting the depth control feature of the iPhone

Apple today shared a new video "Bokeh" on its YouTube channel, which highlights the depth control feature on the iPhone XS, XS Max and XR.

On site, a group of mothers look at pictures, when we realize that his son was blurred at the bottom of the picture. "Do you bokeh my child?" she asks, while the other mother tries to explain that it was accidental.

The mother who took the photo uses Depth Control to show that she can remove the bokeh effect so that the blur child is net. From the description of the video:

Depth control on iPhone XS and iPhone XR lets you set the Bokeh effect on backgrounds before or after shooting. You can transform a beautiful portrait of two children into a beautiful portrait of a child.

Introduced in the new range of iPhone 2018, the depth control is designed to allow you to control the amount of blur in the background of your images. When you take an image in portrait mode, you can adjust it before or after capturing to change the amount of background blur used.

This feature is limited to the 2018 iPhone lineup and is not available on older iPhones.