appleTim CookIt appears that the CEO is currently touring Southeast Asia.Isn't there something strange about the way people in Vietnam and Indonesia take selfies?“, some users pointed out.
Are you a selfie camera person? Or do you prefer the main camera?
selfie (selfie)Generally, this refers to taking a photo of yourself with a selfie camera, but when I took a selfie with CEO Cook,How do people in Vietnam and Indonesia take selfies?Controversial.
Cook posted a photo in which he received instructions from YouTuber Go Duc Duy on how to creatively use the iPhone 15 Pro's Cinema mode in Hanoi.Selfie with the main cameraWe do
In Jakarta, iPhone photographer Sufyan Pratama took a selfie with CEO Cook again.Use the main cameraa job.
There are quite a few people who use the main camera.
The photo shared by CEO Cook sparked a debate about the correct way to take selfies with an iPhone.There are a large number of people who say that using a selfie camera or main camera depends on the time and situation.I understand that.
Although I usually use a selfie camera that allows me to clearly see what I'm shooting,Use the main camera when you want to take higher quality photosAnd so on and so on.
Apple's official support page “Take Selfies with the iPhone Camera” assumes you're using the front camera, but this post from CEO Cook unexpectedly acknowledges that taking selfies with the rear camera is becoming a more official thing to do.
source: @tim_cook/X (1), (2) via 9to5Mac
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