October 2019 • Macworld 35APPLE SPECIAL EVENTjust one image but numerous ones, process them,
apply Apple’s own brand of image processing
magic, and generate a photo that looks like it was
taken in a much brighter environment.
While I got my hands on this feature, I was in a
brightly lit demo room at Apple Park – so I had to
cover the lens of the iPhone 11 Pro’s cameras until it
thought things had darkened. As a result, I wasn’t
able to take any test images. Apple’s sample
images look promising, but of course they do. I look
forward to trying this feature out in person.
Oh, another fun note: according to the Apple
employee I spoke to in the demo area, Night Mode
isn’t just for quick handheld shots. If you put the
iPhone on a tripod so that it’s stable – and it’llThe Night Mode indicator
on the iPhone 11 Pro MaxOctober 2019 • Macworld 35APPLE SPECIAL EVENTjust one image but numerous ones, process them,
apply Apple’s own brand of image processing
magic, and generate a photo that looks like it was
taken in a much brighter environment.
While I got my hands on this feature, I was in a
brightly lit demo room at Apple Park – so I had to
cover the lens of the iPhone 11 Pro’s cameras until it
thought things had darkened. As a result, I wasn’t
able to take any test images. Apple’s sample
images look promising, but of course they do. I look
forward to trying this feature out in person.
Oh, another fun note: according to the Apple
employee I spoke to in the demo area, Night Mode
isn’t just for quick handheld shots. If you put the
iPhone on a tripod so that it’s stable – and it’ll
The Night Mode indicator
on the iPhone 11 Pro Max