The iPhone 13 series is not far from us as Apple is expected to present it in September. Besides possibly featuring a smaller notch since iPhone X, the upcoming iPhones are said to arrive with an improved display and camera. According to the latest report, the devices may add several new camera functions to the devices for creative professionals.
The report says that the iPhone 13 Pro models will be able to record in the ProRes video format for the first time. It is worth mentioning that the Apple ProRes format was developed by Apple more than a decade ago, and now supports up to 8K resolutions. Other than that, there could also be an addition of a Portrait mode when shooting video, rather than offering the feature solely for static photos.
Besides features for the professionals, the filters in the Camera app are said to be using a new "filters" system to improve photo colour reproduction. Unlike the existing filters, these new versions will be smarter and "precisely apply changes to objects and people using artificial intelligence," according to Bloomberg.
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