The iPhone 11 and its siblings will soon support Made-for-iPhone mobile photography lights from third-party manufacturers, based on a new report. These lights will reportedly include strobe lights, enabling photographers to better leverage the iPhone 11 as a critical digital camera for these times their mirrorless or DSLR model isn’t available.
The iPhone 11 features notable camera capabilities, notably, it is a Pro’ version with a triple camera module that includes ultra-wide, wide, and telephoto lenses. Along with being able to capture a significant portion of a scene, the iPhone 11 is kind of capable in low-light environments.
These phones have confirmed common with photographers who want a high-quality mobile backup to their regular camera gear. Soon, according to 9to5Mac, these identical photographers will be capable of third-party buy lighting and strobe equipment that join on to the handset’s Lightning connector.
The report claims that Apple has delivered new specs to producers as a part of a developer’s preview that may allow these companies to create mobile photography lights and strobes with MFi certification. Rather than being limited to use Bluetooth and its dull capabilities, these lights will sync with the iPhone 11’s shutter and flash applying the Lightning port.