IOS16 - Unbelievable features

I'm sure almost everyone must have IOS16 by now, if not, why not???? Of the loads of new features, my absolute favourite is the GAME CHANGER of lifting an object from a photo to make an instant .png copy. I can not tell you how many hours I have spent over the years cutting out images to make creative displays, projects and animations - and now, thanks to IOS16, this is an instant feature.

Very quick demo attached, but for a full, much more professional presentation of 40 of the latest features, check out @JacobWoolcock amazing Quick Tips on https://www.jacobwoolcock.co.uk

This particular .png maker addition is a DREAM COME TRUE for creative hands - Go be creative....

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September 15, 2022

I am so pumped to create with this illuminating feature! I tried lifting objects from the main photo, but I haven't had the opportunity to create yet. There are some ideas brewing in my thoughts. Thanks for sharing!

September 18, 2022

One good idea for Social Studies is to use the amazing Lift Out with primary sources to create posters, memes or presentations. Here is an animated gif of the process using a Library of Congress photo of Amelia Earhart. I’ve also posted a demo in the Teaching and Learning Social Studies section of our Apple Education Community. Lots of potential - Thanks Gavin for the “heads up!”

 

Animated gif of “Lift Out” of Amelia Earhart primary source from the Library of Congress
Animated gif of “Lift Out” of Amelia Earhart primary source from the Library of Congress

 

September 18, 2022

 

Amelia Earhart Animated Gif from Lift Out Primary Source
Amelia Earhart animated gif showing Lift Out of a primary source
Here is the working copy 😊. See more of my practicing here in Social Studies “Lifting Out with iOS 16 + Primary Source Images

September 16, 2022

I like that your videos are short and to the point. So often I watch videos, and they tell the whole back story about the issue or feature, when all I want is to the see how to do it as quickly as possible.

Thanks for sharing, I will be sharing.

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