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Several novelties have arrived at the iPhone cameras thanks to iOS 15 and the new iPhone 13.From the macro mode of the iPhone 13 pro to photographic styles through cinema mode, which allows us to focus different planes during a recording and even postproduction.Let's see how to use this cinema mode to achieve the most spectacular results.

A dynamic approach and a postproduction to customize how much we want

Cine mode allows us to focus on different planes of a shot to create a blur in the rest of the plans and enrich the story we communicate with each video.The system is designed to function in a semi -automatic way, which means that under certain conditions the same iPhone deals with applying the approaches and, at the same time, it offers us to focus where we want with a single touch.

That said see how to use the Step by step cinema mode according to the effect we want to achieve.The steps to follow are those:

1. Abrimos la app Cámara en nuestro iPhone 13 o iPhone 13 Pro.
2. Deslizamos a derecha o izquierda en el centro de la pantalla hasta seleccionar el modo Cine, que queda resaltado en amarillo en la parte inferior.
3. Si es necesario tocamos en la pantalla para enfocar el sujeto u objeto que queremos resaltar al principio de la toma.
4. Empecemos a grabar.
5. Hagamos entrar otra persona u objeto en la toma, siempre a diferencia distancia de la cámara que el sujeto principal, y el sistema lo enfocará. Cuando dos personas estén en el encuadre se enfocará a la que esté mirando a la cámara. Alternativamente podemos tocar en pantalla para enfocar a la zona que nosotros deseemos.
6. Pulsamos el disparador para detener la grabación.

Easy, right?As we can see, once we have the cinema mode activated the system deals with everything.If during the shot we will not notice that exactly what we want is best to continue recording equally, why?Because we can edit postproduction approaches.We do so:

1. Abrimos la app Fotos de nuestro iPhone 13 o 13 Pro.
2. Buscamos el vídeo en modo Cine que queramos editar.
3. Tocamos el botón Editar de la parte superior derecha.
4. Deslizamos el indicador de reproducción para buscar el punto en el que queremos hacer el cambio de enfoque.
5. Tocamos la zona que queremos enfocar en la visualización del vídeo.
6. Tocamos OK.

Let us look at step five, that when we select a section of the video to modify the approach the manual approach icon, in the upper left, it becomes yellow.Let us also look that the subject on which we make the approach will be marked with a yellow square.

If we want to modify a manual approach, which is represented in with a small yellow mark followed by points at the bottom of the video, it is enough that we touch it and touch the button that appears on top of it to eliminate this approach.In doing so we will notice that the video returns to the approach that was made when recording the original video, ready for us to select another approach.

The truth is that cinema mode can offer impressive results.Of course, this mode is not for all videos, much less, but it is also true that many shots can benefit from a postproduction focus adjustment.An easy -to -use system that we just have to tighten the recording button and let our iPhone 13 take care of the rest.

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