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When I try to edit a photo which had been took in portrait mode, there is no adjustable blurness and missing f aperture icon too. Do you know guys what could be the problem?
It’s a used phone(new for me) and I am afraid it has a mechanical problem.
iPhone X, iOS 13
You probably refer to the Advanced Bokeh / Depth Control effect.
Your signature says you have the iPhone X. Advanced Bokeh isn't supported with the iPhone X.
iPhone X is from 2017, and the Advanced Bokeh / Depth Control feature was introduced with the iPhone Xs (Max) and iPhone Xr, both from 2018.
You need one of those phones (or the 2019 models instead) to make use of this feature.
See: https://www.idownloadblog.com/2018/10/02/iphone-depth-control-primer/
But you can also use a third-party app instead, try the Focos app in the App Store.
You probably refer to the Advanced Bokeh / Depth Control effect.
Your signature says you have the iPhone X. Advanced Bokeh isn't supported with the iPhone X.
iPhone X is from 2017, and the Advanced Bokeh / Depth Control feature was introduced with the iPhone Xs (Max) and iPhone Xr, both from 2018.
You need one of those phones (or the 2019 models instead) to make use of this feature.
See: https://www.idownloadblog.com/2018/10/02/iphone-depth-control-primer/
But you can also use a third-party app instead, try the Focos app in the App Store.
Take a look at this section of the user manual:--> Edit Portrait mode photos on iPhone - Apple Support
If you still have doubts, have your device inspected at an Apple Store or Authorized Service Provider:
Regards
Giulio
Thank you for the detailed and proper answer. That’s exactly what I searched for, now it’s clear why I miss this function.
Merry Christmas! :)
Portrait mode not works fine
