When making calls on iPhone and iPad, there are several options that will improve communication. Audio effects will make your voice clearer or enhance the sounds around you, and video effects will add blur to the background and highlight you.
Now let’s look at where these features work and how to enable them.
What are the restrictions of these companies?
iOS has three different modes to improve audio quality during calls: Voice isolation, wide range And Automatic mode.
🎤 Voice isolation – iOS processes the audio for your interlocutor and cuts off all sounds except your voice. Works from iOS 16.4.
🎤 wide range – the power of all sounds (voices, noises and everything else) that surround you for the interlocutor. It will come in handy when he has trouble hearing. Works from iOS 15 The feature is not available for phone calls.
🎤 Automatic mode – the system itself determines which filter is needed at the moment and turns it on. Works from iOS 18.
Sound effects are available on smartphones starting from iPhone XS And iPhone xs. On tablets starting with iPad (8th generation), iPad mini (5th generation), iPad Air (3rd generation), iPad Pro (all models).
For available videos, three results: Portrait, Studio light And Reactions.
📹 Portrait – blurs the background during a conversation.
📹Sstudio light – darkens the background and highlights the face.
📹 Reactions – feature Allows you to turn on effects using hand gestures.
These options are available starting from iPhone 12 on iOS 17 and newer.
How to enable effects during calls
This includes audio effects
1. enable audio or video calling on iPhone. The option works in all standard applications and includes calling applications.
2. Open Control room.
3. Tan for construction Controls at the very top of the screen.
This includes video effects
4. In the window that opens, select the desired audio or video effect.
5. In modes Portrait And Studio light There are additional options that open by clicking on the button next to it.
Mode Reactions turns on and off visual effects that can be activated by gestures.
How to use gesture effects during video calls on iPhone and Mac
Now you know how to communicate with your interlocutor more clearly or beautifully.
Source: Iphones RU
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