Apple Posts New iPhone 8 Plus Ad Highlighting Portrait Lighting Feature [Video]

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Posted September 30, 2017 at 6:39pm by iClarified

Apple has posted a new ad highlighting the Portrait Lighting feature on the iPhone 8 Plus. The ad is entitled, "Portraits of Her".

Portrait Lighting on iPhone 8 Plus lets you create dramatic studio lighting effects in Portrait mode.

Take a look at the ad below!

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matrixmaniac - October 1, 2017 at 12:15am

I got my hands on some iPhone 8s today. I think this is the most embarrassing update For apple ever. Except from a few new SW tricks and the glas back in really ugly colors (not even black looks good) this is the 3rd phone with the same nasty design and these -this time completely unnecessary- horrible antenna gaps. It might pass as an iPhone 7s maybe, but damit Apple, when will you leave this terrible, boring iPhone 6 design behind? I fear even the iPhone X might be too close to that... Jony, wake up!

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Chip - October 1, 2017 at 4:30pm

If it ain't broken no need for a fix. It works, if your looking for something different you should buy another brand over apple. I don't hear paper bi**h about the galaxy another same shit design.. That being said where is that jailbreak for iOS 11? I guess jailbreak is really dead.

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