Portrait Mode is an arty photo format that first arrived with the iPhone 7 Plus. It uses the twin-lens camera that’s present on the back of some iPhones to create an artistic depth effect ...

“Portrait mode” photos are everywhere these days. Some shots look great, others… don’t. So if you want your pics to really stand out, there are certain techniques you need to know.

With a starting price of $399, the second-generation iPhone SE brings a lot to the table, not to mention unprecedented value for its cost. Here, though, we’ll focus our attention on the camera ...

Windows offers a shortcut to switch between portrait and landscape mode. This works on most versions of Windows though not, apparently, for one reader with a 2010 Gateway laptop.

Soon after Apple introduced portrait mode in 2016, the feature started popping up on other flagship phones like Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 (called Live Focus) and the Google Pixel (called Lens Blur).

I really wasn't sure which iPhone 7 I wanted when it came time to pre-order. I ended up going with a 4.7-inch Jet Black iPhone 7 ("fine micro-abrasions" be damned) and not with the larger 5.5-inch ...

On the right, you can really see how Portrait mode masks her face. The flare actually widens on the top of her head, then snaps back to its original shape as it crosses her face.

Second, the Galaxy S22 Ultra can take a few seconds before getting the portrait mode right on the food items. And if you are in a hurry to get the correct shot, the device just won’t get the ...

Portrait Mode wowed us when it debuted with the iPhone 7 Plus, all the way back in 2016.With its two lenses (remember when iPhones had one camera?), the 7 Plus could detect nine levels of depth ...