Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), develops a very interesting new function for iPhones that phone fans did not expect, but those from Cupertino want to offer notable news for those who buy smartphones. Specifically, in a new patent, the Apple company describes methods by which iPhones can be created in such a way that they are able to take good pictures even when they are used underwater, being resistant to water and dust at the moment.
iPhone it can now be used under water at a depth of less than 1 meter, but recording pictures is not possible with good quality for them, but the Apple company wants to solve the problem for future models. Apple is considering changes for iOS that will automatically modify the photos taken with the iPhone, so that they have a good quality after before they are saved in the photo library, something that also involves the use of artificial intelligence for very good results.
Apple Develops a Function for the iPhone that you DON'T EXPECT
Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), wants that iOS from the iPhone to be able to detect pictures that are taken underwater to automatically modify them during post-recording processing, something that is already done in the case of other types of pictures. If we think about the HDR functions, which do the same for pictures taken anywhere else in the real world, Apple would like the iPhone to implement some kind of HDR for pictures taken underwater, which could turn out to be an attractive idea for some.
Adventurous iPhone users wanting to use their devices to take photographs underwater may enjoy better results in the future, as Apple is exploring ways to automatically adjust an image when the smartphone is immersed in water to offer the best picture possible. In a patent application published by the US Patent and Trademark Office on Thursday titled "Submersible Electronic Devices with Imaging Capabilities," Apple proposes a system that can automatically detect when a photograph is being taken underwater, and for the device to make a set of changes to the image to improve its overall appearance.
Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), he knows how many people use their iPhones to take pictures underwater, whether they protect their devices with cases or use them without any protective measures for them. how easy it will be to implement such a change for the iPhone is not yet known, but it is good that Apple wants to offer us functions that do not exist in the competitors' phones.
