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You won't find a portrait mode or background blurring effects on this camera, so photos won't look quite as dramatic as they do on the 7X.

Not exact matches

On the flip side, Samsung caught up to last year's iPhone 7 Plus by adding a second camera to the back of the new Note that adds an optical zoom and can create a blurred background effect.

The selfie camera on each has a dual lens to create the popular blurred background (bokeh) effect using a Samsung feature called Live Focus, but neither camera has optical image stabilization.

It applies a blur effect to the background in photos that mirrors photos taken on a DSLR camera.

Renowned photographer Miller Mobley used the new iPhone 7 Plus feature, which applies a depth - of - field effect to make the foreground subject sharp while creating a beautifully blurred background, to shoot pop superstar Camila Cabello for the February 17 issue of the magazine, on newsstands now.

Our dual camera system uses two sensors to put the focus on the face you're capturing while blurring the background for a gentle, yet powerful effect.

Examples of this new design include dynamically blurring an app's backgrounds or sidebars depending on how the software is being used and new transparency, lighting and 3D effects.

There's even a fun lens blur feature that mimics the effect you get from the dual cameras on the iPhone 7 Plus with a nifty blurred background.

On the Galaxy S9 and S9 +, the 8MP front camera can optionally blur the background of images while keeping the foreground in focus in Selfie focus mode, much like the bokeh effect on the Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2XOn the Galaxy S9 and S9 +, the 8MP front camera can optionally blur the background of images while keeping the foreground in focus in Selfie focus mode, much like the bokeh effect on the Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2Xon the Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2XL.

On the right: Apple's bokeh effect blurs the entire background.

You can also create depth - effects, by focusing on the subject while blurring out the background.

For anyone who loves to be able to zoom in on their subject, or achieve a blurred background bokeh effect that emulates a DSLR, dual cameras have delivered in 2017.

The system relies heavily on AI to blur the background for a bokeh effect.

Zoom and bokeh controls are becoming must - have features, especially for smartphone portrait photographers, and they're implemented well on the Xiaomi Mi MIX 2S, with excellent results using the 46mm - equivalent telephoto second lens at close range, creating a strong background blur effect, as well as good depth estimation and subject masking applied to bokeh mode portraits.

Dual rear cameras were also a welcome addition to the Galaxy Note 8, as they allow Samsung's phablet to take striking shots in Portrait Mode, with a stylish background blur (an effect you can customize on the fly).

It lets you snap pictures that superimpose the image from the standard camera on top of the one from the wide - angle lens; you can also apply effects such as blurring, black and white or fisheye to the background.

This is useful for group shots, close - ups and landscapes, but Asus also uses the secondary camera for its own take on Portrait mode, which is supposed to provide that blurred background effect, or bokeh, everyone likes.

The always impressive low - depth - of - field mode allows you to artistically blur the background of shots for an impressive bokeh effect — and unlike the equivalent mode on many rival phones, it actually works.

This second lens also enables bokeh - rich «Live Focus» portrait photos that never seem to be flawless, but are on par with the background blurring effects the Google Pixel 2 and iPhone X are capable of.

You can see the improved depth effect on the iPhone 8 Plus compared to the older model, showing that the dual - camera system now does a better job of blurring the foreground like a true optical blur, instead of blurring only the background.

It's a special camera mode within the default app that adds a distinct bokeh effect, which blurs the background and really accentuates on your subject.

In addition to a better zoom feature, the dual - camera setup on the Note 8 allows you to add some photo effects on portrait shots, where you'll be able to blur the background for a more artistic focus on your subject.

Both the cameras work together to fetch you some awesome selfies with a bokeh effect as well, where the background will be completely blurred out keeping your face on focus.

On the front, the 7 - megapixel TrueDepth camera lets you snap the same kind of attractive portrait photos as the back cameras do, complete with a blur effect on the background and various lighting effectOn the front, the 7 - megapixel TrueDepth camera lets you snap the same kind of attractive portrait photos as the back cameras do, complete with a blur effect on the background and various lighting effecton the background and various lighting effects.

However, Google has included a software - driven version of Portrait mode on the Pixel 2's camera so the «bokeh» effect, where the background gets blurred can be achieved on these phones.

Another cool feature with the dual - camera setup on the iPhone 7 Plus is something Apple calls the Depth Effect, where an object in the foreground stands out in sharp focus contrasted to a stylish background blur.

The 2 MP sensor on both sides is used as a depth sensor, allowing you to give bokeh / depth effect to the pictures by blurring the background.

The portrait mode, which blurs out the background to keep in the object in sharp focus, does give good results in some cases, though the blurring effect can often extend on to the actual person.

For starters, the Gallery app is simple and beautiful, with some nice blur effects going on in the background.

Both phones sport optical image stabilization, but the extra lens on the iPhone X grants it some extra tricks, including optical zoom and the ability to focus on the foreground while blurring the background to create a bokeh effect.

Portrait Mode on the Apple iPhone 8 PlusFor example, the iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X impress with their dual cameras on the back, offering a true 2x optical zoom and Portrait Mode for blurring out the background (adding a bokeh effect).

The most common trick is to use the increasingly common dual - camera setup on the back of phones to generate a depth map of an image, which lets the software blur the background and keep the subject in focus, creating a virtual shallow depth of field that simulates the effect of a $ 500 DSLR lens.

The camera can also create pictures with a bokeh effect, where the background is blurred around a single subject, reproducing an effect usually seen on DSLR cameras.

That means you get the background blurring bokeh effect on both the front - facing and rear - facing camera on the Pixel 2 phones, without needing the price bump inherent in adding a new component.

Like many other flagship smartphones, the dual - camera system offers features like 2x optical zoom and a Portrait Mode for a blurred background effect, as well as a wide - angle camera on certain devices like the LG V30.

It digitally creates a bokeh effect, focusing on one aspect of a still photograph and blurring out the background.

On the rear its dual lenses allow for optical zoom as well as digital zoom, as well as live focus which enables you to do all kinds of effects including blurring the background - even after you've taken the shot.

Dual camera technology lets you focus on your subject, progressively blurring the background for a gentle, yet powerful effect.

The iPhone X's front TrueDepth camera lets you achieve the same compelling bokeh (blur) effect on backgrounds when shooting portraits as you get with the dual rear cameras.

This gives the option of choosing between the two shots, one of which is 2x zoomed in thanks to the lens on the second camera, and also blurs the background in a bokeh - style effect in this zoomed in shot.

Among the features that will likely come with iOS 10.1, the Portrait mode is the most anticipated for it simulates the artistic photography effect that blurs out the background to enhance the focus on the subject.

In reality, much of this is about the styling of the photo rather than the pure quality, and much of the focus (excuse the pun) is on an enhanced bokeh effect for those melty, blurred backgrounds.

The dual - camera lenses also enable the best bokeh effect (when the background blurs around the subject of the shot) we've ever seen on a smartphone.

But in 2016, the iPhone 7's image quality improvements were negligible and the big innovation from the iSight team was the addition of the second telephoto camera on the 7 Plus and its associated portrait mode that automatically blurs out the background for a simulated bokeh effect.