The new-generation iPhone SE lets you take pictures in photo mode with its front camera

With the latest launch of the second generation iPhone SE, Apple has given us some surprises. Based on the development of the now ordered iPhone 8, with no True Depth camera, Apple has been able to make this new iPhone be able to take pictures in photo mode it has its front camera.

Machine learning works: a monocular lens

Photographic imagery, when the background is blurred to make the subject understandable in design, often requires in-depth details to work on be able to distinguish title and domain. Apple has been able to perform second-generation support for the iPhone SE on the front camera despite having a single camera.

According to the Cupertino company, thanks to the ability of the A13 Bionic processor to acquire this new iPhone, the tool you can use machine learning to measure depth

. It is a technology patented by Apple such as Monocular lens, it seems that many functions that are currently required for dedicated hardware can, to some extent, be modified by software.

It is evident that the machine learning system is capable watch out for scenes where they are objects or animals

those that are seen as topics of construction or, if not, groups of people are needed to make this mode work.

We are currently waiting for more technical details that may reveal how this solution works for second-generation iPhone SE models, but, without a doubt, it's a pleasant surprise.