Apple achieves 360-degree selfies

The iPhone X has been revolutionizing users since its release. And even more so now that it offers unprecedented features, such as the option to take 360-degree selfies. This is made possible by an update to the Clips app, which also includes new artistic effects.

This is a free iOS app designed for creating and sharing videos. It includes a scene feature for adding artistic style transfer effects, as well as a completely redesigned interface.

The update allows users to be transported to animated 360-degree scenarios when taking a selfie thanks to the TrueDepth camera system, integrated into the phone, which allows them to be placed in cities, quiet landscapes, movie locations, etc.

The TrueDepth camera can remove the background and replace it with another scene; in total, the user can choose from ten different environments designed by Apple. All of these scenes immerse the user in the chosen location when moving their iPhone X.

Many possibilities

Furthermore, these artistic effects feature machine learning, allowing you to transform any photograph or video into a classic oil painting, a watercolor, a sketch, or any type of filter, while recording.

Users can personalize the videos they record with Clips, using 16 new stickers and 21 royalty-free sound tracks, which automatically adapt to the video's duration.

The videos are automatically uploaded to iCloud and backed up there, so that the files are shared and saved just as they are left on the mobile phone.

In addition to its compatibility with iCloud, Clips allows users to create and design personal video messages, projects, mini-movies, or presentations with features that allow them to add titles, so the app can automatically generate animated captions using the user's voice.

All these advantages are available in Clips, a free app that is clearly moving towards a successful future. It offers significant benefits and conveniences for the user, featuring an easy, intuitive, customizable, and attractive interface that allows users to take 360-degree selfies, create presentations, design mini-videos, and more.