iPhone Camera Black Dot Feature and How to Use it: iPhone is very much liked all over the world including in India. The reason behind this is their strong processing speed and other features including a camera which make customers crazy. The design of the iPhone is also quite unique. Let us tell you that every iPhone includes all such features that meet the needs of the users. iPhone users are not even aware of some of these features. Today we are going to tell you about such a feature, which can help you to do work worth lakhs of rupees for free.
what is this special feature?
Let us tell you that in the top models of the iPhone, you see a black dot near the camera setup which looks like a camera. Although it works differently from the black dot camera. Actually, this black dot is actually a 3D scanner. This 3D scanner has already been given to you by attaching it to the iPhone, which is not seen in many branded smartphones. You might not be able to guess how important it is, but using it can save lakhs of rupees.
How does this iPhone black dot scanner work?
3D scanners are used in various businesses. It may not be of any use to the common man, but some people need it daily. Let us tell you that this feature can prove to be very useful for designers and artists as well as those who make any kind of sculpture. It can scan your design or model in three dimensions and create a 3D image of it.
How does this work
You can use this feature with the help of a special app. You have to download the app once and then go to the particular shape you want to scan. You have to scan that shape slowly from all sides. This is done the same way you make a video. You have to rotate the rear camera of the iPhone by pointing it towards the object. After this, the 3D image of that shape is saved in the iPhone. Usually, if you get this work done from outside, then you may have to spend lakhs of rupees for this.
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