The iPhone 13 Pro bring a lot of innovations in the field of photo and video. Kinematic mode or ProRes are only a fraction of it. And if there is one improvement in particular that is getting a lot of attention, it’s the arrival of the macro.
If Apple took a long time to implement this mode on its iPhones, the company has still done things well.
Not content with being very accessible, everything is managed automatically by the telephone, it is also able to obtain very good results. So much so that an ophthalmologist decided to have it covered in a specific case.
The iPhone 13 Pro Max and its macro mode, allies for doctors?
The ophthalmologist recounted his experience in a post published on LinkedIn, a post then spotted by our colleagues at 9to5Mac.
Doctor Tommy Korn therefore received a patient who suffered from a serious eye problem. Such a problem that he had to undergo a cornea transplant.
Following the operation, the patient returned several times for consultation in order to have a complete follow-up of the operation. The doctor then asked him for permission to take a photo of his eye with his iPhone 13 Pro Max in order to be able to more easily visualize the evolution of the transplant over time.
The patient agreed and Dr. Tommy Korn teamed up with optometrist Jeffrey Lewis to perform this little experiment.
A paid experience
An experience that has obviously been conclusive. In his post, the doctor explains that he was very impressed by the precision of the images obtained with the iPhone 13 Pro Max. And if it obviously does not equal that of specialized tools, it generates images sufficiently detailed to be used by specialists.
What is the point of the thing you will ask me? It is simple. At a time when teleconsultations are on the rise, this famous macro mode may quickly prove to be essential.
Especially since this trend is not about to be reversed. Certain regions have become veritable medical deserts and many patients have no choice but to resort to teleconsultation in order to receive the treatment they need.
But before receiving this famous treatment, the doctor must still know precisely what they are suffering from …
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