The truth is said, video calls on Apple iPad are not yet good for years now.
Apple continues to use a rather flattering front camera which is more dependent on software to produce good results.
It was until iPad Pro just came out earlier this year.
With the new iPad Pro, Apple introduces a new feature called the center of the stage.
Here we tell you how this new feature makes you look better on video calls.
What is the Stage Center? The middle stage uses an ultra-wide apple camera on the iPad Pro and is very dependent on machine learning to change the way users can participate in video calls.
What happens is when you move, the camera automatically pan to keep you right in the middle of the frame.
When other people join or leave a call, the view is expanding or enlarging.
It works well and at first a bit ‘strange’ to see but once you are familiar, it really makes the whole experience better.
Is the middle stage working with zoom, Google meets? Yes, that happens.
As expected to work very well with FaceTime but there is support for zoom, Google Meet, and other third-party video call applications.
How does the middle stage work? To start with the middle stage in FaceTime, just open the settings application and tap on FaceTime.
Now you have to switch on the center stage settings to work with FaceTime calls.
During your call has the option to turn it off or turn it back on.
For other video call applications, you don’t need to turn it on when working automatically for us.
Note that the middle stage only works on the 12.9-inch iPad Pro model and 11 inches.