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Hands on with Night Mode

Last year Google introduced Night Sight, a mind-blowing combination of camera hardware and intelligent image-processing software that allows photos taken in darkness to have amazing detail and color. Plenty of us wished Apple would respond right away with a feature of its own, but the company took its time and has only now replied to Google with Night Mode on the iPhone 11.

I took an iPhone 11 Pro and an iPhone XS out into the dark streets of my hometown to. The results were impressive. Night Mode seems to have been worth the wait.

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