00:00We position the camera in the original scene.
00:03This capability uses on-device spatial models,
00:07so you can preview the effect.
00:08Spatial reframing, you can fix all these things
00:11after the photo was taken.
00:13Let me show you how it works.
00:15Let's take a look at a picture I recently took of my kids.
00:20I love this cute photo of my son and daughter
00:22celebrating their last day of school.
00:24I wish I'd spent more time thinking about the framing.
00:28When I tap Edit, you'll see a new Tools option
00:32in the lower right.
00:33Here I'll find all the editing features
00:36that use our Apple Intelligence image models
00:38and private cloud compute, including spatial reframing.
00:43Let's tap Reframe.
00:45Once the image loads, you'll see that the UI is super simple.
00:49You can interact with the photo directly
00:51to adjust the framing.
00:53I can touch, drag, and the perspective
00:57shifts, as if I had repositioned the camera
01:00in the original scene.
01:02This capability uses on-device spatial models,
01:06so you can preview the effect in real time.
01:09And as you adjust the photo,
01:11you'll see a blur around the edges of the original image,
01:14which will be filled in later by our generative models.
01:16The source of rebacks is as if you haven't found
01:16the idea for a regular image for the world,
01:17In the llevar that underomy eligible,
01:17instead of setting this available around oneairy,
01:17one125, which will also
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