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When I use my phone in wide angle mode, it does not look at all like the frame that Apple shows in their promotion of this ultra-wide angle view. Nothing is viewable beyond the frame edge and I do not see, as shown in Apple's promo images, the focal length of the camera. What gives?
iPhone 11 Pro
Well, I figured out you have to turn this feature on. It does allow you to see outside the frame. I am still not seeing the focal length displayed like the example image from Apple. Also, I thought this would preserve that data outside the frame, so that a wider view can be "recovered" in editing; not true.
Well, I figured out you have to turn this feature on. It does allow you to see outside the frame. I am still not seeing the focal length displayed like the example image from Apple. Also, I thought this would preserve that data outside the frame, so that a wider view can be "recovered" in editing; not true.
And...to see the focal length, and even adjust it to a custom setting for wide angle, press and hold the "1x" button on t he screen. Info thanks to 9to5mac at: https://9to5mac.com/2019/10/02/use-ultra-wide-camera-iphone-11-pro/
What's beyond the frame? I don't see it on my iPhone 11 Pro
